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Exploration of Dynamics Analysis and Comprehensive Evaluation on Lodging Resistance in Stem of Rapeseed (B.napus L)

Baoming Tian, Zhihua Yuan, Jianping Wang

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A dynamic model for rapeseed plant is established. The varies of parameter relation about rapeseed lodging resistance can be inferred. According to it, a total indication #labdma# about rapeseed lodging resistance can be got. The smaller the value of #labdma# is the stronger the rapeseed lodging resistance is.

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A dynamic model for rapeseed plant is established. The varies of parameter relation about rapeseed lodging resistance can be inferred. According to it, a total indication #labdma# about rapeseed lodging resistance can be got. The smaller the value of #labdma# is the stronger the rapeseed lodging resistance is.

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A dynamic model for rapeseed plant is established. The varies of parameter relation about rapeseed lodging resistance can be inferred. According to it, a total indication #labdma# about rapeseed lodging resistance can be got. The smaller the value of #labdma# is the stronger the rapeseed lodging resistance is.

Key concepts: Rapeseed, Resistance (ecology), Agronomy, Value (mathematics), Biology, Mathematics, Statistics

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