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BioKenaF: A crop growth simulation model for kenaf September “27-30” 2006 Madrid, Spain “A Crop Growth Dynamic Simulation Model for Kenaf” University of Thessaly Department of Agriculture, Crop Production & Agricultural Environment Laboratory of Agronomy and Applied Crop Physiology (UTH) Greece
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  • BioKenaF: A crop growth simulation model for kenaf

    September “27-30” 2006

    Madrid, Spain

    “A Crop Growth Dynamic Simulation Model for Kenaf”

    University of Thessaly

    Department of Agriculture, Crop Production &

    Agricultural Environment

    Laboratory of Agronomy and Applied Crop Physiology

    (UTH) Greece

  • Model structure

    � Leaf Photosynthesis

    � Canopy Photosynthesis

    � Respiration

    � Dry Matter distribution

    � Water balance routine

  • Leaf Photosynthesis

    The relation between available radiation and

    CO2 gross assimilation by a single leaf is

    described by an asymptotic exponential relation

    FG = AMAX * ( 1 − EXP(− EFF*PAR/AMAX) )

    FG: assimilation in kg(CO2)ha-1(leaf)h-1

    PAR: photosynthetically active radiation(J m-2s-1)

    EFF: is the light use efficiency in

    kg ha-1h-1/J m-2s-1

    AMAX: maximum rate of CO2 assimilation in

    kg(CO2)ha-1(leaf)h-1.

  • Canopy Photosynthesis

    EXTRA

    TERRESTIAL

    IRRADIANCE

    GLOBAL

    RADIATION

    PAR

    PARDIR

    PARDIF

    VIS

    As. Rate of

    sunlit

    leaves

    As. Rate of

    shaded

    leaves

    Total

    Assimilation

    Rate

    Integration

  • Respiration

    Maintenance respiration (MRR): Energy consumed to meet maintenance requirements.

    MRRorg=Rorg*Sorg

    Growth respiration (EC): Respiration providing energy for the conversion of primary photosynthesis into structural plant materials like, proteins, cellulose, fats, lignin.

    DWIorg=DailyGainorg*EC

    Maintenance respiration (MRR): Energy consumed to meet maintenance requirements.

    MRRorg=Rorg*Sorg

    Growth respiration (EC): Respiration providing energy for the conversion of primary photosynthesis into structural plant materials like, proteins, cellulose, fats, lignin.

    DWIorg=DailyGainorg*EC

  • Dry matter distribution (Daily basis)

    Total

    Assimilation

    Rate

    Carbohydrate

    As. Rate

    (FGASS)

    Rate of

    NET Potential

    As.

    Maintenance

    Respiration

    DWI LEAF - ECleaf

    DWI STEM - ECStem

    DWI SHEATH - ECSheath

    DWI ROOTS - ECRoot

    DWI S. ORGANS -ECSO-

    * FRorg

    DVSDVS

  • BioKenaF: Relation diagramLightTemp

    Photosynthesis

    Developmentrate

    Developmentstage

    Partitioningcoefficients

    Assimilatepool

    Maintenancerespiration

    BIOMASS

    STEMS

    ST. ORGANS

    PETIOLES

    ROOTS

    LEAVES

    LAI

    Gro

    wth

    CONV.EFF.

    SLA

  • BioKenaF: Relation Diagram

  • Application

    HARDWARE

    • Processor: AMD ATHLON XP 2800+

    • Motherboard: Gigabyte 7N400-Pro

    • RAM: 1 GB 400 Mhz

    • Hard disk: W.Digital 160 GB

    • Graphics: GA 6600 GT 128 MB Ram

    SOFTWARE

    • Microsoft Visual Basic 6

    • Microsoft Excel 2000

    • Helexis Icon Catcher v3.0

    • Microsoft Paint for windows XP

    SIMULATION TIME

    4 sec

    13 sec including exportation to MS Excel

  • BioKenaF application

    Interface

    Input Form

  • BioKenaF application

    Soil Type

    Input Form

  • BioKenaF application

    Irrigation

    Data

    Manager

  • BioKenaF application

    Editor of Meteorological

    Data Files

  • Results

    total

    stem

    leaves

    petioles

    Palamas- Karditsa (Greece) Year 2003, 100% Irrigation

  • Results

    Palamas- Karditsa (Greece) Year 2003, 50% Irrigation

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    J. Day

    Kg

    r / h

    a

    total

    stem

    leaves

    petioles

  • Results

    Palamas- Karditsa (Greece) Year 2003, 25% Irrigation

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    leaves

    petioles

  • Results

    Italy Bolognia Year 2003, potential productivity

    Sowing date 19/6/2003

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    Sowing date 19/5/2003

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  • Results

    Italy Bolognia Year 2004, potential productivity

    2004 S1

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    2004 S2

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  • Results

    total

    stem

    leavespetioles

    France- Nicae Year 2005, potential productivity

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  • Results

    Greece Year 2003

  • Results

    Greece Year 2004

  • Results

    Greece Year 2005

  • Results

    Bolognia Year 2003

  • Results

    Bolognia Year 2003

  • Results

    France Year 2004

  • Results

    Summary

  • Missing Data

    XXXXXXXXXX2004

    XXXXXXXXXX2003France

    XXXXXXX?XX2005

    XXXX?2004CETA

    XXXXX?2003Greece

    XXXXXX2005

    XXXXXX2004

    XXXXXX2003Spain

    XX2005

    XXProblem

    2004

    XXXX2003Catania

    XXX2005

    XXXXXXXXXXX2004

    XXXXXXXXXXX2003Portugal

    G. WaterSoil TypeIrrigationHarvestsDay of Emer.RHWindPrecipitationRadiationTMINTMAXYearLocation

    Wheather

  • Thank you for your attention !