Plant-Soil Modelling
Plant-Soil Modelling
Plant-soil models have been rapidly developing to address several of the worlds growing needs (e.g. food security, climate change, sustainable infrastructure, etc.). With the vast pool of literature available, this review provides a broad overview of the different modelling methodologies and techniques tailored for specific needs and expertise. We partition three categories of contemporary modelling methodologies; distribution based, architecture based, and image based. We overview the different modelling techniques employed for root growth, nutrient acquisition, and water uptake and designate modelling schemes for potential beneficiaries. Subsequently, we explore modelling work pertaining to root soil mechanical interactions. We describe the mechanics associated with roots growing through soil and benefits provided by roots with respect to slope reinforcement. Lastly, we describe how these different models can enhance our understanding of fundamental problems.
soil, plant, mathematical modelling, Image based modelling
Ruiz, Siul Aljadi
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Mckay Fletcher, Daniel
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Williams, Katherine
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Roose, Tiina
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2 July 2020
Ruiz, Siul Aljadi
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Mckay Fletcher, Daniel
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Williams, Katherine
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Roose, Tiina
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Ruiz, Siul Aljadi, Mckay Fletcher, Daniel, Williams, Katherine and Roose, Tiina
(2020)
Plant-Soil Modelling.
Annual Plant Reviews online.
Abstract
Plant-soil models have been rapidly developing to address several of the worlds growing needs (e.g. food security, climate change, sustainable infrastructure, etc.). With the vast pool of literature available, this review provides a broad overview of the different modelling methodologies and techniques tailored for specific needs and expertise. We partition three categories of contemporary modelling methodologies; distribution based, architecture based, and image based. We overview the different modelling techniques employed for root growth, nutrient acquisition, and water uptake and designate modelling schemes for potential beneficiaries. Subsequently, we explore modelling work pertaining to root soil mechanical interactions. We describe the mechanics associated with roots growing through soil and benefits provided by roots with respect to slope reinforcement. Lastly, we describe how these different models can enhance our understanding of fundamental problems.
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Accepted/In Press date: 2 July 2020
Published date: 2 July 2020
Keywords:
soil, plant, mathematical modelling, Image based modelling
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/442663
ISSN: 2639-3832
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