International audienceA new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is presented. This software takes into consideration knowledge about plant architecture which has been accumulated at the Plant Modelling Unit of CIRAD for several years, and introduces physiological concepts in order to simulate the dynamic functioning of trees. The plant is considered as a serial connection of vegetative organs which conduct water from the roots to the leaves. Another simple description of the plant as a network of parallel pipes is also presented which allows an analytical formulation of growth to be written. This recurring formula is used for very simple architectures and is useful to understand the role of each organ in water tr...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
- Background and Aims Physiological and architectural plant models have originally been developed fo...
International audienceA new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is prese...
International audienceA new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is prese...
A new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is presented. This software ta...
A new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is presented. This software ta...
This paper can be split into two parts corresponding to two different ways to determine a functional...
Modelling of plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last few decades. Two maj...
Modelling plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last decades along two major...
Modelling plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last decades along two major...
Modelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complementary approaches. The f...
This paper presents a new method for producing a functional-structural plant model that simulates re...
This paper aims to give an overview on the possibilities opened by the combination of process-orient...
Plant architecture is a fundamental parameter to be used for biomechanical investigations. Complex b...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
- Background and Aims Physiological and architectural plant models have originally been developed fo...
International audienceA new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is prese...
International audienceA new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is prese...
A new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is presented. This software ta...
A new approach for modelling plant growth using the software AMAPpara is presented. This software ta...
This paper can be split into two parts corresponding to two different ways to determine a functional...
Modelling of plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last few decades. Two maj...
Modelling plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last decades along two major...
Modelling plant structure and growth has undergone major changes in the last decades along two major...
Modelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complementary approaches. The f...
This paper presents a new method for producing a functional-structural plant model that simulates re...
This paper aims to give an overview on the possibilities opened by the combination of process-orient...
Plant architecture is a fundamental parameter to be used for biomechanical investigations. Complex b...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
International audienceModelling plant growth and architecture requires two consecutive and complemen...
- Background and Aims Physiological and architectural plant models have originally been developed fo...