Description
When nitrogen (N) is not at a sufficient level to permit maximum growth rate, dry matter production is reduced. Models of plant growth in relation to solar radiation intercepted by the crop have been largely used. According to these models, N deficiency can act on the leaf extension and thus on the quantity of radiation intercepted by the crop, but also by reducing the radiation use efficiency of the crop (RUE) (Bélanger, 1990). The effect of N on the RUE of ryegrass swards is determined and discussed.
Citation
Lambert, R. and Peeters, A., "Effect of Nitrogen on the Radiation Use Efficiency for Modelling Grass Growth" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 75.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellitesymposium4/75
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Effect of Nitrogen on the Radiation Use Efficiency for Modelling Grass Growth
When nitrogen (N) is not at a sufficient level to permit maximum growth rate, dry matter production is reduced. Models of plant growth in relation to solar radiation intercepted by the crop have been largely used. According to these models, N deficiency can act on the leaf extension and thus on the quantity of radiation intercepted by the crop, but also by reducing the radiation use efficiency of the crop (RUE) (Bélanger, 1990). The effect of N on the RUE of ryegrass swards is determined and discussed.
