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A comparative study of methods to quantify wheat yield penalty attributable to soil sodicity across north-eastern Australia
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• Compares three approaches to estimate sodicity-induced yield penalties. • Includes two data-centric empirical methods with APSIM simulations. • Covers 17 years of wheat production across north-eastern Australia. • Stratifies yield losses by anthesis water stress using VPD thresholds. • Highlights data quality and modelling assumptions as key uncertainties.
Keywords:
Soil sodicity
Wheat yield penalty
Empirical modelling
APSIM
North-eastern Australia
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