Modelling root and stem lodging in sunflower

Stem and root lodging constitute significant adversities to sunflower [Helianthus annuus L.] cropping in Argentina. We have adapted previously developed models of the lodging process in cereals to the particularities of sunflower by using functions, developed using data obtained by mechanical lodgin...

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Otros Autores: Sposaro, Mariano Martín, Berry, P. M., Sterling, M., Hall, Antonio Juan, Chimenti, Claudio Alejandro
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