AquaCrop Section 2.21: Input files (Chapter 2 – Users guide)

Raes, D.;Steduto, P.;Hsiao, T. C.;Fereres, E.

AquaCrop Section 2.21: Input files (Chapter 2 – Users guide)

Section 2.21 of Reference Manual AquaCrop Version 4.0. Update August 2013

Year of publication 2013

Pages 40 p.

Author Raes, D.;Steduto, P.;Hsiao, T. C.;Fereres, E.

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Booklet

Edition 1

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Synopsis (short abstract) Input files contain the characteristics of the crop, of the environment (climate, management, soil) in which the crop is cultivated, and of the conditions outside the growing period and at the start of the simulation run. By default the input files are stored in the DATA subdirectory of the AquaCrop folder.

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