meteorological condition

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Absolute measurements were made of meteorological conditions, growth and partitioning after each phase of crop development, and grain yield.
Since evapotranspiration losses are largely controlled by the meteorological conditions, seasonal evapotranspiration is nearly the same whether yields are high or low.
To implement the model required data on point sources and meteorological conditions.
However, this hypothesis requires extensive confirmation in regions with differing local meteorological conditions.
We used a constant sampling effort under similar meteorological conditions to allow comparison of samples.
It is probably subject to slight fluctuations, due to meteorological conditions.
The first cluster included all the daily meteorological conditions.
The argument that non-ditrysian ballooners are absent based on lack of exposure to conducive meteorological conditions alone, may not be entirely valid.
Under certain meteorological conditions, it may be possible for plants to stay at the same stage of development for extended periods.
The gs play a central role in leaf gas exchange irrespective of the meteorological conditions on both sunny and cloudy days.
The 1932 harvest took place under highly unfavourable technical and meteorological conditions and, despite official attempts at suppression, the authors show that some free trade in grain continued.
It was not until the early seventeenth century that the word was applied to the prevailing meteorological conditions of a particular zone rather than to the zone itself.
If imposed, these conditions will take into account the characteristics of the structure, obviously, in relation to environmental and meteorological conditions likely to be encountered.
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