3dCAP
Tian-Gen Chang, Honglong Zhao, Ning Wang, Qing-Feng Song, Yi Xiao, Mingnan Qu, Xin-Guang Zhu (Shanghai Institute of Plant Physiology and Ecology)
Overview
Model category | FSPM |
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Plant part | Shoot |
Scale | Organs, Whole_plant, Field |
Licence | open_source |
Operating system | MacOs, Windows, Linux |
Programming language | No-language-identified |
Format of model inputs and outputs | excel files |
Species studied | Rice |
Execution environment | Console |
Scientific article
A three-dimensional canopy photosynthesis model in rice with a complete description of the canopy architecture, leaf physiology, and mechanical propertiesTian-Gen Chang,Honglong Zhao,Ning Wang,Qing-Feng Song,Yi Xiao,Mingnan Qu,Xin-Guang ZhuJournal of Experimental Botany, 2019 View paper
Model description
The 3D rice canopy photosynthesis model (3dCAP) combines three-dimensional canopy architecture, canopy vertical nitrogen distribution, a ray-tracing algorithm, and a leaf photosynthesis model. 3dCAP predicted daily canopy radiation use efficiency (RUE) for different nitrogen treatments of a given rice cultivar under different weather conditions. 3dCAP was used to explore the influence of three canopy architectural parameters—tiller number, tiller angle and leaf angle—on canopy RUE. Under different weather conditions and different nitrogen treatments, canopy architecture optimized by manipulating these parameters can increase daily net canopy photosynthetic CO2 uptake by 10–52%. Overall, this model has potential to be used in rice ideotype design for improved canopy RUE.
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