Phases
Phases are the individual growth stages that define the plant’s lifecycle, such as emergence, flowering, and maturity. Each phase has specific characteristics and requirements for progression.
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| EmergingPhase |
The EmergingPhase represents a phenological sub-phase within a plant’s developmental timeline, responsible for simulating the transition from germination to emergence. It…
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| EndPhase |
EndPhase is the final phase in a crop’s phenological development. Once this phase is reached, the crop remains in this state indefinitely until it is harvested or removed.
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| GenericPhase |
The GenericPhase is a phenological phase used within a plant’s developmental sequence. It simulates a growth phase that progresses in proportion to accumulated thermal time…
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| GerminatingPhase |
The GerminatingPhase represents a phenological sub-phase within a plant’s developmental timeline, responsible for simulating the transition from sowing to germination. It…
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| IPhase |
Represents a single developmental phase in the APSIM NG phenology module.IPhase defines the contract that every phase model (e.g. Sowing → Emergence, Emergence → Floral Init…
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