The USDA Root Zone Water Quality Model

The USDA Root Zone Water Quality ModelThe USDA Root Zone Water Quality Model (RZWQM), developed in the 1980s and released in 1992, simulates root zone processes based on earlier models like CREAMS, GLEAMS, and NTRM. It includes modules for water balance, soil carbon and nitrogen cycling, plant growth, energy balance, solute transport, phosphorus dynamics, and management practices. The original version featured a generic plant module (GPM) and was primarily used for maize, soybean, and

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