Paper · 2026 · Open MIND

Adapting FLORSYS for climate change: implementing plant-plant competition for water in a 3D mechanistic model for predicting future crop/weed interactions and their consequences in arable cropping systems

Cournault, Quentin; Moreau, Delphine; Castel, Thierry; et al.

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Abstract

The FLORSYS model, initially designed for arable cropping systems in temperate regions, is a promising tool for overcoming this deadlock. The FLORSYS becomes the first weed model to simulate competition for light, water and nitrogen.

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FLORSYS is described as the first weed model simulating competition for light, water and nitrogen.

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“The FLORSYS becomes the first weed model to simulate competition for light, water and nitrogen”

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“crop/weed interactions”

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