Flesh water
These developments in models across scales deserve a critical appraisal to evaluate its potential for wider use in FSPMs, but also in crop systems models (CSMs), where hydraulics are currently still absent. Recent implementations of hydraulics in large-scale Terrestrial Biosphere Models (TBMs) improved their performance under water-limited conditions, while hydraulic features of recent detailed Functional-Structural Plant Models (FSPMs) open new possibilities for dissecting complex traits for drought tolerance. It is primarily used to simulate hydraulics in the SPAC, and is thus essential for studying drought effects. Water potential explains water transport in the Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum (SPAC), and is gaining interest as connecting variable between ‘pedo-, bio- and atmosphere’. A slight underestimation of fruit fresh mass in treatments with a high leaf-to-fruit ratio was observed in 2000 ( Figures 3A and.
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The RRMSE values for internal validation ( Figures 3A and 3B) and external validation ( Figures 3C-3G) of the model may be considered acceptable because they were lower than 16 and 18%, respectively. This can be considered a successful test of the model. Regardless of the growing sea- son, the model was able to reproduce the pattern of fruit growth as well as the marked and positive effect of leaf-to-fruit ratio on final fruit mass, even on data not used for model cali- bration ( Figures 3C-3G).
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To study the behavior of the model with contrasting assimilate supplies, fruit fresh mass was simulated with leaf-to-fruit ratio varying from 10 to 150 and during two successive seasons (Figure 3). model accurately simulated diurnal shrinkage and ex- pansion of the fruit during periods of rapid (Figures 2A-2C) and slow ( Figure 2D) growth in November and December 2002 (RRMSE < 1%).