A calibrated model of wheat lodging compared with field measurements

By P. Berry, M. Sterling, C. Baker, J. Spink, D. Sparkes. 2003

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Effects of Wind on Plants (2008, background): “Similarly, crops vary from wheat (Berry et al. 2003) to corn (Flesch & Grant 1991), alfalfa (Doaré et al. 2004), rice (Oladokun & Ennos 2006), barley (Berry et al. 2006), sunflower (Smith & Ennos 2003), and reed (Speck 2003).”
Avoiding lodging in irrigated spring wheat. I. Stem and root structural requirements (2016, methodology): “…Mexico) using the Anthrone159 method (Galicia et al. 2008).160 162 Calculations163 A validated model of lodging for winter wheat (Baker et al. 1998; Berry et al. 2003b) was used to calculate164 the stem failure moment (stem strength at the point of failure), anchorage failure moment (anchorage165…”
Ideotype design for lodging-resistant wheat (2007, background): “Recent work has shown that strengthening the stem base and anchorage system by relatively small amounts would cause large reductions in the risk of both types of lodging (Berry et al. 2003a).”