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From greenhouse climate to individual leaves: an organ-resolved model of lettuce growth
Greenhouse climate management aims to improve crop production while limiting energy use. This requires knowing how a crop will respond before conditions are changed. A crop digital twin can support this decision only if it represents how plant physiology and structure develop together. A unified fra
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