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this subroutine predicts daily potential growth of total plant
biomass and roots and calculates leaf area index. Incorporates
residue for tillage functions and decays residue on ground
surface. Adjusts daily dry matter based on water stress.
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name |units |definition
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phubase(:) |heat units |base zero total heat units (used when no
|land cover is growing)
phutot(:) |heat units |total potential heat units for year (used
|when no crop is growing)
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