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Computational Models
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Leveraging High-Quality Data for Improved Crop Simulations
Researchers improve model prediction accuracy by closing existing data gaps.
From Complexity to Simplicity: Assessing Light Interception Models
A new study reveals that a simple block model can achieve comparable results to complex models in assessing light interception for maize
AI Spots Plant Changes from Space Using Citizen Science
Deep learning helps track biodiversity shifts across California landscapes.
Unraveling the Mechanisms of Photoinhibition in Plants
Recent research emphasizes the critical role of photoprotection mechanisms in helping plants cope with excess light, which can impair photosynthesis.
Optimizing Soybean Production in the Southern Cone
A new interactive tool is helping South American soybean growers make smarter planting decisions.
RIPE team models connection between enzyme activity and yields for the first time
New model connects dynamic enzyme activity of photosynthesis with whole canopy growth and yield for soybean.
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.
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