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Study on the spatiotemporal variations of vegetation phenology in China based on solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence. [PDF]
Zhang S, Li X, Zhang W, Yuan C.
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Environmental Entomology, 2020
Seasonal development, cumulative growing degree-days (CUMDD10), and population density of Lycorma delicatula (White) were studied through weekly sampling of 30 plants (5 plants/species, 3 common plus 3 site-specific species per site) at six sites in ...
Houping Liu, Christopher Ranger
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Seasonal development, cumulative growing degree-days (CUMDD10), and population density of Lycorma delicatula (White) were studied through weekly sampling of 30 plants (5 plants/species, 3 common plus 3 site-specific species per site) at six sites in ...
Houping Liu, Christopher Ranger
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Divergent responses of thermal growing degree-days and season to projected warming over China
International Journal of Climatology, 2018Thermal conditions, such as thermal growing degree‐days (GDD) and growing season (GS), have primary effects on vegetation growth. In this study, changes in GDD and GS during 1961–2099 in China have been projected using the daily mean temperatures derived
Haoyu Deng, Yunhe Yin, Shaohong Wu
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Growing degree-days: one equation, two interpretations
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 1997Gregory S McMaster
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An integral model to calculate the growing degree-days and heat units, a spreadsheet application
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2016Mohammad Nabil Elnesr, A A Alazba
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, 2021
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 ...
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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 ...
Yu-Feng Zou +9 more
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