tutorials:radiation-model-in-crop_model7
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| ====== Aging of flowers, and fruit formation ====== | ====== Aging of flowers, and fruit formation ====== | ||
| - | //Open FlowerAging.gsz.// | + | // |
| As you know flowers do not stay on the plant for a long time after blooming; in fact, they perish rather quickly and are dropped altogether or are replaced by a growing fruit after successful pollination. In our model, we can very simply introduce aging and dropping of flowers. First, the Flower requires two new parameters, '' | As you know flowers do not stay on the plant for a long time after blooming; in fact, they perish rather quickly and are dropped altogether or are replaced by a growing fruit after successful pollination. In our model, we can very simply introduce aging and dropping of flowers. First, the Flower requires two new parameters, '' | ||
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| Flower(t, | Flower(t, | ||
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| <code java> | <code java> | ||
| //shed flower when max age is reached: | //shed flower when max age is reached: | ||
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