Peer-reviewedCC BY 4.0Agricultural Water Management
Uncertainties in simulating wheat growth responses to waterlogging
Abstract
Waterlogging is an increasingly important stress in wheat growing regions, yet its representation in process based crop models (CMs) remains limited. We used a standardized AgMIP experiment to diagnose how 15 wheat CMs differ in their response to waterlogging timing, duration, and rainfall driven soil saturation. Before fitting
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BibTeX
@article{noiajunior2026uncertainties,
title = {{Uncertainties in simulating wheat growth responses to waterlogging}},
author = {Rogério de S Nóia-Júnior and Matthew Tom Harrison and Taru Palosuo and Margarita García-Vila and Ke Liu and Murilo dos Santos Vianna and Tobias Kd Weber and Jin Zhao and Zhentao Zhang and Diego Abalos and Senthold Asseng and Juraj Balkovic and Attila Bussay and Xianguan Chen and Mathieu Delandmeter and Benjamin Dumont and Liping Feng and Roberto Ferrise and Christian Folberth and Davide Fumagalli and Surendra Giri and Aram Gorooei and Muhammad Habib-Ur-Rahman and Yean-Uk Kim and David Kraus and Huan Liu and Lioba Martin and Julien Morel and Claas Nendel and Gloria Padovan and Marlene Palka and Johannes Wilhelmus Maria Pullens and Reimund P Rötter and Valentina Stocca and Maurits van den Berg and Heidi Webber and Jean-Charles Deswarte and Jean-Pierre Cohan and Alex C Ruane and Pierre Martre},
journal = {Agricultural Water Management},
year = {2026},
month = oct,
doi = {10.1016/j.agwat.2026.110882},
url = {https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-05840776v1},
note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY - JOUR
TI - Uncertainties in simulating wheat growth responses to waterlogging
AU - Rogério de S Nóia-Júnior
AU - Matthew Tom Harrison
AU - Taru Palosuo
AU - Margarita García-Vila
AU - Ke Liu
AU - Murilo dos Santos Vianna
AU - Tobias Kd Weber
AU - Jin Zhao
AU - Zhentao Zhang
AU - Diego Abalos
AU - Senthold Asseng
AU - Juraj Balkovic
AU - Attila Bussay
AU - Xianguan Chen
AU - Mathieu Delandmeter
AU - Benjamin Dumont
AU - Liping Feng
AU - Roberto Ferrise
AU - Christian Folberth
AU - Davide Fumagalli
AU - Surendra Giri
AU - Aram Gorooei
AU - Muhammad Habib-Ur-Rahman
AU - Yean-Uk Kim
AU - David Kraus
AU - Huan Liu
AU - Lioba Martin
AU - Julien Morel
AU - Claas Nendel
AU - Gloria Padovan
AU - Marlene Palka
AU - Johannes Wilhelmus Maria Pullens
AU - Reimund P Rötter
AU - Valentina Stocca
AU - Maurits van den Berg
AU - Heidi Webber
AU - Jean-Charles Deswarte
AU - Jean-Pierre Cohan
AU - Alex C Ruane
AU - Pierre Martre
PY - 2026
DA - 2026/10/27
JO - Agricultural Water Management
DO - 10.1016/j.agwat.2026.110882
UR - https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-05840776v1
AB - Waterlogging is an increasingly important stress in wheat growing regions, yet its representation in process based crop models (CMs) remains limited. We used a standardized AgMIP experiment to diagnose how 15 wheat CMs differ in their response to waterlogging timing, duration, and rainfall driven soil saturation. Before fitting
SN - 0378-3774
ER -