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Biomass patitioning in Brassicas as affected by sowing dates
RAJ SINGH, V.U.M. RAO, DIWAN SINGH
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Polyhedral Computations for the Simple Graph Partitioning Problem [PDF]
The simple graph partitioning problem is to partition an edge-weighted graph into mutually disjoint subgraphs, each containing no more than b nodes, such that the sum of the weights of all edges in the subgraphs is maximal.
Sørensen, Michael M.
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Aboveground biomass partitioning in red clover canopy
The aim of this study was to perform an exploratory analysis of red clover canopy structure in late phenological stages (80, 100 and 120 Days After Sowing – DAS), when structural complexity increases.
Dunea, Daniel, Dincă, Niculae
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APPLICATION OF RECURSIVE PARTITIONING TO AGRICULTURAL CREDIT SCORING [PDF]
Recursive Partitioning Algorithm (RPA) is introduced as a technique for credit scoring analysis, which allows direct incorporation of misclassification costs.
Novak, Michael P., LaDue, Eddy L.
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Phenological developments and biomass partitioning in Brassica as influenced by weather conditions
SUMANA ROY, N.V.K. CHAKRAVARTY
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Relation between growth and nutrient content of field-grown tree nursery crops
H. Bohne, M. Hasler
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: Plant carbon (C) partitioning \u2010 the relative use of photosynthates for biomass production, respiration, and other plant functions \u2010 is a key but poorly understood ecosystem process.
Erik Verbruggen +2 more
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An Aboveground Biomass Partitioning Coefficient Model for Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)
Biomass partitioning is a pivotal part of the function-structure feedback mechanism. To improve the simulation of aboveground biomass partitioning in grBiomass partitioning is a pivotal part of the function-structure feedback mechanism.
Qian Wu, Hongxin Cao, Daokuo Ge
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Divergent Biomass Partitioning to Aboveground and Belowground Across Forests in China
Belowground to aboveground biomass (BGB/AGB) ratio is a highly valued parameter of the terrestrial carbon cycle and productivity. However, it remains far from clear whether plant biomass partitioning to aboveground and belowground is isometric (equal ...
Jinniu Wang, Shuli Niu
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Predicting Growth and Development of Pigeonpea: Biomass Accumulation and Partitioning [PDF]
Examining physiological relationships that quantify the processes of interception of radiation and biomass accumulation and partitioning provide one avenue for understanding limits to pigeon pea productivity.
M J Robertson
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