Modeling the sink term under variable soil water osmotic and pressure heads
This Thesis presents an approach for the study of plant water balance during drought stress, using a combination of in vivo NMR experiments and computer simulations. The ultimate aim is the interpretation of the NMR parameters in terms of physiologically relevant characteristics, such as cell dimensions and membrane permeability. Especially the lat...
Descriptions of crop water uptake/transpiration are of widely varying complexity and employ considerably different approaches. This paper examines simple approaches that could be used in crop growth simulation models for application in land use systems analysis. Many apparently conceptual differences stem from different interpretations of averaged ...
In 1995 is door vertegenwoordigers van RIVM, RIZA, EC-LNV, IBN- en SC-DLO, CML overlegd over de afstemming van de modellen gebruikt bij ecologische voorspelling. Een onderdeel daarvan omvat de te verwachten veranderingen in standplaatsfactoren (biologische responsmodules). In dit rapport worden de twee responsmodules SMART-MOVE en DEMNAT met elkaar...
This paper addresses water uptake by roots as calculated in summary crop growth models for use at the land use systems level. Simple comparative exercises were carried out using three models. The results show considerable differences in daily and cumulative water uptake. One model calculates moisture changes for subdivisions of the root zone, even ...
The relationship between mean Ellenberg indicator values (IV) per vegetation relevé and environmental parameters measured in the field usually shows a large variation. We tested the hypothesis that this variation is caused by bias dependent on the phytosociological class. For this purpose we collected data containing vegetation relevés and measure...