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Although, crop yields were unaffected by a fallow phase and the nutrient content in plant tops was only in¯uenced in the ®rst wheat crop, the nutrient balance of the fallow
The soil water–salt balance-crop growth model (SWB) and the CLIMGEN weather data generator were used to simulate 30 years of irrigation with gypsiferous mine water for
along with soil properties from 34 major (base and benchmark) soils; (2) to internally check by calculating average corn and soybean yields using the model generated coecients and
It was found that (1) daily evapotranspiration could be estimated from partially incomplete Bowen ratio data on a continuous basis throughout the growing season; (2) the linseed
Fluxes of mass and energy near the forest floor of a temperate ponderosa pine and a boreal jack pine stand were evaluated with eddy covariance measurements and a
Using a helicopter-mounted portable spectroradiometer and continuous eddy covariance data we were able to evaluate the photochemical reflectance index (PRI) as an indicator of
Thirty-year monthly mean minimum and maximum temperature and precipitation data from regions in western and eastern Canada were interpolated using thin-plate smoothing
Initial water content in the soil layers, as well as dead and living aboveground biomass were measured.. Initial root biomass was fitted so that simulated above- ground biomass
