Application of weather driven crop growth models to long term experiments

Henrik Eckersten; Göran Bergkvist; Alois Kornher

Application of weather driven crop growth models to long term experiments

Henrik Eckersten
, Göran Bergkvist
, Alois Kornher

Department of Crop Production Ecology

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	Symposium on climate change and variability – Agro meteorological monitoring and coping strategies for agriculture - Oscarsborg, Norway Duration: 1 Jan 2008 → …

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Conference	Symposium on climate change and variability – Agro meteorological monitoring and coping strategies for agriculture
City	Oscarsborg, Norway
Period	2008-01-01 → …

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2008. Abstract from Symposium on climate change and variability – Agro meteorological monitoring and coping strategies for agriculture, Oscarsborg, Norway.

Publication: Contribution to conference › Conference abstract (not in scientific journal)

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Application of weather driven crop growth models to long term experiments

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