LandscapeDNDC
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The crop growth model ArableDNDC originates from the DNDC Model ([47]). ArableDNDC simulates the carbon and nitrogen cycle of crops. Processes are described in a universal way and plants are primarily distinguished by species-specific parameters that can be accessed and calibrated externally. Dynamics of plant carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) are primarily calculated based on temperature driven crop development and associated N demand and N uptake/fixation.
ArableDNDC can be either run in subdaily or daily time resolution.
The following lists includes species parameters that might be calibrated in order to represent a specific plant. See the description of respective sections for more details on parameter behaviour.
Nitrogen related parameters:
Allocation related parameters:
Plant development related parameters:
Drought
Nitrogen uptake
Nitrogen fixation
Respiration
Root exsudation
Senescence
Fineroots turnover
water demand
Structure
Calculates potential transpiration on
a) water use efficiency and carbon uptake: potential_crop_transpiration()
Roots are described by the rooting depth, which grows linearly with GZRTZ (default 1cm/day) up to a maximum value ZRTMC (default 1m) (see Fine root distribution).The distribution of fine roots follows a sigmoid function (see Sigmoid root distribution).
Crop development is determined by growing degree days \(GDD\):
\[ DVS = \frac{GDD}{GDD_{max}} \]
Vernalization
Growing degree days are only upgraded for:
\begin{eqnarray*} T &\overset{!}{>}& max \left(0, \Psi_{TLIMIT} \right) \\ GDD &\overset{!}{<}& \Psi_{GDD\_MATURITY} \end{eqnarray*}
Carbon assimilation on biomass growth are calculated depending on nitrogen demand and uptake.
Crops are able to take up \(NO_3^-\) and \(NH_4^+\).