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Wheat Growth and Modelling: An Introductionto some, see Legg, 1981; Baker, 1979) also in the increasing complexity of the models and the range of problems to which they are being applied. For the cotton crop, for example, Baker (1979) refers to four groups developing simulation models, and there are others. Many of these models contain routi

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Measurement of the Growth of Wheat Roots Using a TV Camera System in the Fieldelations between leaves, shoots and roots of winter wheat are now understood (Klepper et al., 1984 and Chapter 8); it is therefore desirable that field measurements can distinguish between seminal, nodal and lateral roots, and to know how individual roots respond to stresses in the soil environment.

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