Leaf area index model

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Description

This model simulates the temporal evolution of leaf area index for a crop canopy over the growing season. Leaf area development is driven by phenological progress and constrained by crop-specific maximum values. During early growth stages, the model represents leaf expansion, while during later stages it accounts for leaf senescence and decline. Crop stress factors may reduce the rate of leaf area development relative to potential conditions. The simulated leaf area index is used to control canopy processes such as radiation interception and energy exchange.

Contained entities
leaf area index equation LAIi={LAIi−1+ΔLAIHUIi<HUIoLAIo(1−HUIi1−HUIo)adjHUIi≥HUIo
ΔLAI represents daily change in leaf area index
LAI represents leaf area index
LAImx represents maximum leaf area index
LAIo represents leaf area index at start of decline
HUI represents heat unit index
HUIo represents heat unit index at start of leaf area index decline
ad represents leaf area index decline rate parameter
heat unit factor equation HUFi=HUIiHUIi+eahj,1−ahj,2⋅HUIi
HUF represents heat unit factor
HUI represents heat unit index
ah represents heat unit response shape parameters
heat-unit-based phenological development model
potential leaf area development equation ΔLAI=ΔHUF⋅LAImx(1−e5(LAIi−1−LAImx))REGi
LAI represents leaf area index
ΔLAI represents daily change in leaf area index
LAImx represents maximum leaf area index
ΔHUF represents daily change in heat unit factor
REG represents crop growth constraint







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