Optimizing Soybean Production in the Southern Cone
A new interactive tool is helping South American soybean growers make smarter planting decisions.
Rachel Shekar
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Rachel (she/her) is a Founding and Managing Editor of in silico Plants. She has a Master’s Degree in Plant Biology from the University of Illinois. She has over 15 years of academic journal editorial
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Computer Modeling Reveals Complexity Behind Phenotype-Yield Relationship in Soybean
There is a complex relationship between leaf area index and yield, which is influenced by an intricate interplay of genetic, environmental, and management factors.
A Model Approach to Understanding the Properties of Guard Cell Walls: The Key to Stomatal Function
A bottom-up model of wall mechanics in stomatal guard cells reveals how wall composition and structure modulate the biomechanical properties that enable stomatal movements.
Symphony of Insights: Transforming Crop Simulation with Sound and Music
Revolutionizing scientific communication and insight through auditory and visual representations.
Harnessing the Power of Synthetic Data for Deep Learning Image Analysis
The Synavis framework provides a solution to overcome data scarcity for training deep learning biological image analysis models.
A Comparative Analysis for Predicting Wheat Yield in Rainfed Areas of Morocco
A new study comparing crop yield prediction models reveals insights into the effectiveness of different modeling in the face of climate change.
Exploring the synergy of canopy architecture and nitrogen partitioning
Models uncover how plants coordinate architectural characteristics and photosynthetic nitrogen allocation to optimize photosynthesis.
Towards Super-High Yielding Rice: A Novel Approach to Optimize Grain Filling
A novel systems model, in conjunction with genetic algorithms, identify ideotypes with high yield potential.
Climate-Proof Wheat: Insights on Key Traits for Yield Stability in a Dynamic Environment
Assessing the impact of traits on wheat yield and stability under climate change.
Exploring the Influence of Phloem Resistance on Root System Architecture
Studies model the local influence of phloem resistance on taproot and lateral root growth.
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