The phrase "accumulated temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to climate science, meteorology, or any field where temperature data is collected over time for analysis.
Example: "The accumulated temperature over the growing season is crucial for predicting crop yields."
Alternatives: "cumulative temperature" or "total temperature accumulation".
And higher accumulated temperature promoted this process.
Binary coding is adopted to calculate the effective accumulated temperature.
If parallel models are used, chilling accumulated temperature and forcing accumulated temperature must also be calculated to predict bioclimatic events.
(2) where (T_{b1}) represents the initial temperature for calculating the accumulated temperature.
Phenological variations during plant growth periods are primarily affected by accumulated temperature (Peñuelas and Filella 2001).
Only when the temperature exceeds the threshold growth temperature of a plant does the accumulated temperature affect phenological events.
When the external temperature is lower or higher than the upper and lower limits, the accumulated temperatures for plant chilling requirements are not effective.
We accumulated temperatures exceeding the summer baseline during this period, including values outside the climatologically warmest months to incorporate any extra-seasonal warming.
In addition, the relationship between the dry biomass measured 23 years from 1983 at a grassland and the corresponding temperature accumulated for higher temperature than 5 °C (AET) and precipitation accumulated after 1 April (CP) was determined.
The objective of this study is to clarify how bolting of the Welsh onion is affected by the factors of (a) cultivar (genotype), (b) sowing date (seedling characteristics), (c) transplant location (accumulated low temperature units) in field and their interactions.
These results suggest that aho-3(nj15) mutants do not always seek out 23 °C but rather show a tendency to accumulate higher temperature than wild-type animals after starvation.
