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Fri, 14 Feb 2003 09:31:13 -0500
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crop model response to excess water
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Dear Colleagues,

I received a request for guidance on using CERES-Maize to assess losses
expected from intermittent flooding in Kenya.  Are you familiar with any
adaptations of the CERES models that simulate damage from anaerobic
conditions?

Regards,
--
Dr. James W. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist - Agricultural Systems
International Research Institute for Climate Prediction
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