Development of root growth and water uptake model for wheat

By:

MALIK, Ram Kishan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1985Description: 201, 56LSubject(s):

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633.11 M29D

Summary: The soil water uptake and root growth models for wheat crop have been developed and validated. The soil water uptake model is based on the approach that the water uptake from any soil depth is proportional to the root length present at that soil depth. Th

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The soil water uptake and root growth models for wheat crop have been developed and validated. The soil water uptake model is based on the approach that the water uptake from any soil depth is proportional to the root length present at that soil depth. Th

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