Sentence examples for crop structure from inspiring English sources

Structural 3D plant models aim at mimicking the dynamics of plant and crop structure based on experimental data.

Climate variability influences the development of crop diseases, including through an effect on crop structure and hence on the microclimate.

The eventual industrialization of perennial bioenergy crops will aim to maximize biomass production which, especially in monocultural systems, will likely result in a uniformly tall, dense crop structure.

Analysis of crop structure revealed two distinct zones: a pure, single-layered spruce stand, and a mixed spruce-Cembra pine crop.

Photographs taken after the cutting give a good indication of the landscaping success of what was a rather extreme operation, but which made good use of a favourable crop structure.

Climate warming increases the active accumulated temperature (AAT) of crops and may change crop structures and patterns.

A previous study on maize indicated that, in crops, STRUCTURE grouping is generally coherent for first cycle inbreds with simple parentage relationships, while the presence of multiple levels of family relationships and cohort overlapping in more advanced breeding systems leads to different grouping possibilities and low STRUCTURE stability [ 42].

The objective of our study was to assess how matrix type (improved pasture, native pasture or crop) and structure (grass height) influence fine-scale reptile movement, as well as influences of crop sowing direction and setting-sun position.

With the advance of growth stages, however, crop canopy structure and aerial biomass will vary greatly, which negatively influences the relationships between spectral indices and the crop canopy N status.

Second, crop canopy structure may have a substantial role.

Existing models of canopy photoinhibition can predict the impact of ΦCO2 changes on canopy photosynthesis, using different approaches such as ray tracing within high resolution images of crop canopy structure to track light fluctuations in time according to canopy position (e.g. Ogren 1993; Werner et al. 2001; Zhu et al. 2004; Burgess et al. 2015).