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Current crop modelsEmeritus Professor Ken Boote, Professor Gerrit Hoogenboom, Professor Bruno Basso, Professor Benjamin Dumont, Professor Claas Nendel, Professor Frank Ewert, Dr David Fleisher, Professor Armen Kemanian, Professor Tom Sinclair, Dr Bill Salas, Dr Jim Kiniry, Dr Myriam Adam, Dr Xinyou Yin, Dr Allard de Wit, Dr Tom Schut, Dr Iwan Supit, Emeritus Professor Dirk Raes, Dr Kiril Manevski, Professor Soora Naresh Kumar, Professor Yan Zhu, Dr Liwang Ma

Current crop models

Auteur: Emeritus Professor Ken Boote, Professor Gerrit Hoogenboom, Professor Bruno Basso, Professor Benjamin Dumont, Professor Claas Nendel, Professor Frank Ewert, Dr David Fleisher, Professor Armen Kemanian, Professor Tom Sinclair, Dr Bill Salas, Dr Jim Kiniry, Dr Myriam Adam, Dr Xinyou Yin, Dr Allard de Wit, Dr Tom Schut, Dr Iwan Supit, Emeritus Professor Dirk Raes, Dr Kiril Manevski, Professor Soora Naresh Kumar, Professor Yan Zhu, Dr Liwang Ma

Éditeur: Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing

Année de publication: 2025

ISBN: 9781801469722

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Whilst crop models have made significant progress in recent years, different models still diverge and struggle to predict the complex effects of genetic, environmental and management (G x E x M) variables in optimising crop production in the face of climate change.

Current crop models: State-of-the-art and future developments provides a comprehensive overview of the major crop models and the ways they address these challenges. The book explores the development of major crop models such as the Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer (DSSAT), how variables such as crop variety and genetic differences are being addressed, recent model improvements and future model enhancements, as well as examples of current applications to improve crop production.

The book builds on a successful earlier volume published by Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing: Advances in crop modelling for a more sustainable agriculture (2019).

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