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Quantifying the compensatory effect of increased soil temperature under . . . Plastic film mulching (PM) has a compensatory effect on crop growing degree days by increasing soil temperature However, only few studies addressed the question whether a terminal time for the compensatory effect window exists and if it exists how it can be quantified
Quantifying the compensatory effect of increased soil temperature under . . . Plastic film mulching (PM) has a compensatory effect on crop growing degree days by increasing soil temperature However, only few studies addressed the question whether a terminal time for the compensatory effect window exists and if it exists how it can be quantified
Quantifying the compensatory effect of increased soil . . . Plastic film mulching (PM) has a compensatory effect on crop growing degree days by increasing soil temperature However, only few studies addressed the question whether a terminal time for the compensatory effect window exists and if it exists how it can be quantified
Improving maize growth and development simulation by integrating . . . This study revealed the dynamics of soil temperature under plastic film mulching and non-mulching, investigated the effects of the compensation coefficients on GDD by increasing soil temperature, and evaluated the use of the compensatory effect for predicting crop development and production
Quantifying the compensatory effect of increased soil . . . Plastic film mulching (PM) has a compensatory effect on crop growing degree days by increasing soil temperature… to the lack of increased soil temperature during regreening stage, and …
Improving maize growth and development simulation by integrating . . . Temperature compensatory effect, which quantifies the increase in cumulative air temperature from soil temperature increase caused by mulching, provides an effective method for incorporating soil temperature into crop models