Introduction

Warwick-HRI (formerly Horticulture Research International) provides mathematical models that give valuable support to decision makers in commercial horticulture. These models include predictors for risks of pest or disease attack, advice on nutrition requirements and help with predicting crop spacing and maturity.

Many of these models require meteorological data – current, historic and forecast- to make good predictions. MORPH provides a way of attaching any source of data to any model. It then runs the model to produce predictions in the form of graphs or tables.

MORPH has been used for several years by the industry.

For the latest list and versions of the software models and documentation for MORPH visit the MORPH website www.warwick.ac.uk/go/morph or contact Morph.Support@warwick.ac.uk

At the time of writing MORPH currently contains the following models:

Pest forecasts	Disease Forecasts	Nutrition	Scheduling	Spacing
Cabbage root fly	Alternaria	WELL_N	BROCCOLI	Carrot Spacing
Pollen Beetle	Ringspot		Winter Cauliflower	Red-Beet Spacing
Large Narcissus Fly	White Blister
Carrot Fly	BrassicaSpot
PESTMAN	ADEM
Codling moth	Apple scab
Tortrix moth	Powdery Mildew
Pear psyllid	Nectria fruit rot
Slug	Fireblight