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Challenges in modeling extremes of wheat and maize yields in the tropics

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White, J.W

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: CIMMYT NRG-GIS Series ; No. 00-01Publication details: Mexico, DF (Mexico) CIMMYT : 2000ISBN:

970-648-47-1

ISSN:

1405-7484

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Summary: Simulating maize or wheat crop performance in extreme environments presents special challenges for crop modelers. However, such conditions are of relevance for a range of problems facing researchers both in developed and developing countries. This paper provides background on why modelers should consider high and low yield cropping circumstances and identifies challenges in work targeted to such environments.

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Simulating maize or wheat crop performance in extreme environments presents special challenges for crop modelers. However, such conditions are of relevance for a range of problems facing researchers both in developed and developing countries. This paper provides background on why modelers should consider high and low yield cropping circumstances and identifies challenges in work targeted to such environments.

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Jose Juan Caballero

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Challenges in modeling extremes of wheat and maize yields in the tropics

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