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Leaf area expansion and crop partitioning parameters strongly affected simulated final fruit biomass.
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e0“The results evidenced the strong impact of leaf area expansion and crop partitioning parameters on final output.”
t0“grapevine”
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Luisa Leolini Florence Research (University of Florence) 2018
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