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Cassava fertilization primarily targets the enhancement of fresh storage-root yield, while fresh stem-and-leaf yield, source-sink allocation, and nutrient balances are often overlooked.
Zhendong Zhang +5 more
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Non-hydraulic root source signaling (nHRS) is a unique positive response to soil drying in the regulation of plant growth and development. However, it is unclear how the nHRS mediates the tradeoff between source and sink at the late growth stages and its
Asfa Batool +14 more
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Temporal Accumulation and Partitioning of Mineral Nutrients in Developing Macadamia Fruit
This study quantified nutrient accumulation and partitioning among the kernel, shell, husk, rachis, and leaves during fruit development in three macadamia cultivars. Racemes and leaves were sampled at biweekly intervals until kernel maturity.
Suzy Y. Rogiers +4 more
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Functional features of photosynthetic apparatus of modern high-yielding winter wheat varieties
Purpose. Comparative studies of the photosynthetic apparatus of winter wheat varieties of modern and earlier breeding in the relation to their productivity. Methods.
В. В. Моргун +3 more
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Towards stochastic simulation of crop yield: a case study of fruit set in sweet pepper [PDF]
Crop growth simulation models are widely used in research and education, and their use in commercial practice is increasing. Usually these models are deterministic: one set of input values always gives the same output of the model.
Wubs, A.M.
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A note on withdrawal from a fluid of finite depth through a point sink [PDF]
The problem of withdrawal through a point sink of water from a fluid of finite depth with a free surface is considered. Assuming the flow to be axisymmetric, it is found that there is a maximum Froude number at which such flows can exist.
Forbes, L.K. +2 more
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International audienceThe distribution of photoassimilates in the plant relies on the phloem functions from source to sink organs. Phloem sugar transport is regulated by SUC/SUT and SWEET sugar transporters. We observed that deregulation of SUT1 or SUT2
Le Hir, Rozenn +5 more
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Crop productivity emerges from interacting processes of resource capture, biomass production, allocation, and yield formation. Final yield alone cannot identify which process limited production, when the limitation occurred, or whether additional inputs ...
Alberto San Bautista
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Viscoplasticity is defined by a yield stress where materials exhibit no deformation below this yield stress, while above it, they undergo deformation and flow in accordance with various constitutive relations.
Suad Alrebdi, Umair Khan, Aurang Zaib
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Background Phloem is the long-distance transport tissue of vascular plants in which photoassimilates are distributed from sources (e.g., leaves) to sinks (e.g., roots, fruits).
Jens Mincke +6 more
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