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Uncertainties in simulating wheat growth responses to waterlogging
Waterlogging is an increasingly important stress in wheat growing regions, yet its representation in process based crop models (CMs) remains limited. We used a standardized AgMIP experiment to diagnose how 15 wheat CMs differ in their response to waterlogging timing, duration, and rainfall d
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