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this subroutine performs the harvest grain only operation
multiply root biomass by harvest efficiency
remove harvested root mass from existing root mass
update root fractions in each layer
allocate remaining dead roots, N, P to soil layers
apply pest stress to harvest index - mass lost due to pests - don't add to residue
adjust foliar and internal pesticide for grain removal
calculate amount of pesticide removed with yield
add above ground mass to residue pool
zero all plant components - assume tuber harvest kills plant
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