Mechanismmodel-written summary

The grain yield gap between late and normal sowing decreased through compensation between maximum rates and rapid accumulation periods of DMA and NA.

A claim from The effect of different sowing dates on dry matter and nitrogen dynamics for winter wheat: an experimental simulation study · 2021

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Claim · model-written summary

The grain yield gap between late and normal sowing decreased through compensation between maximum rates and rapid accumulation periods of DMA and NA.

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grain yield gape0
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Qualifier
a compensatory effect between the highest average rates ( V t ) and the rapid accumulation period ( T ) of DMA and NAe0

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“The grain yield gap decreased between the late and normal sowing periods owing to a compensatory effect between the highest average rates ( V t ) and the rapid accumulation period ( T ) of DMA and NA for single stem wheat.”

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Title

The effect of different sowing dates on dry matter and nitrogen dynamics for winter wheat: an experimental simulation study

Kaizhen Liu; Chengxiang Zhang; Beibei Guan; et al. PeerJ 2021. doi:10.7717/peerj.11700

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