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Cotton2K is a cotton simulation model specially adapted for irrigated cotton production in arid regions. It was originally written by Prof. Avishalom Marani, and rewrite in Python by Tang Ziya.
This cotton2k-core package is distributed under GPL 3.0 or later. This version has been upgraded to run on Python.
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