Modelo para computação da irrigação suplementar e do número de dias trabalháveis com máquinas agrícolas na produção da soja (Glycine max (L.) Merril)
Palabras clave:
balanço hídrico, irrigação suplementar, umidade relativa, crescimento radicular, evapotranspiração potencialResumen
The model containing stochastic components has proved to be a powerful tool in simulation of soil moisture balance, supplemental irrigation water requirements and days suitable for machinery operations.
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