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Study on plant growth behaviors simulated by the functional-structural plant model - GreenLab

Hongping Yan, Philippe De Reffye, Johannes J. Le Roux, Bao-Gang Hu

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As known, there are many intrinsic and extrinsic factors influencing plant growth and plant architecture. Considering some of the main factors related with plant structures, photosynthesis, organogenesis, and their interactions, recently a new plant growth model, named as GreenLab, is developed. In this paper, GreenLab model is first simply explained, and then used to analyze different plant behaviors.

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As known, there are many intrinsic and extrinsic factors influencing plant growth and plant architecture. Considering some of the main factors related with plant structures, photosynthesis, organogenesis, and their interactions, recently a new plant growth model, named as GreenLab, is developed. In this paper, GreenLab model is first simply explained, and then used to analyze different plant behaviors.

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As known, there are many intrinsic and extrinsic factors influencing plant growth and plant architecture. Considering some of the main factors related with plant structures, photosynthesis, organogenesis, and their interactions, recently a new plant growth model, named as GreenLab, is developed. In this paper, GreenLab model is first simply explained, and then used to analyze different plant behaviors.

Key concepts: Plant growth, Plant development, Computer science, Biology, Botany, Gene, Biochemistry

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