The FSE system for crop simulation, version 2.1
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Summary
The FSE environment is flexible, retrieves weather data from file, enables easy input of parameters and initial states and has the capability to carry out reruns on these parameter values.
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- article
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- 1995-01-01
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Keywords
Subroutine, Fortran, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Programming language
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