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Sieling, K., Böttcher, U. und Kage, H. (2016): Dry matter partitioning and canopy traits in wheat and barley under varying N supply. European Journal of Agronomy 74, 1-8.
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Ratjen, A. M., Kage H. (2015): Nitrogen-limited light use efficiency in wheat crop simulators: comparing three model approaches. Journal of Agricultural Science, 154(6), 1090-1101, doi:10.1017/S0021859615001082.
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