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Adverse weather conditions for European wheat production will become more frequent with climate change

External Data Spec Published 22 Aug 2016

Topics: Agriculture , Climate change adaptation ,

Provider:: University of Aarhus
Dataset URL:: http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v4/n7/full/nclimate2242.html
Dataset path:: The dataset URL is not available. Please contact the organisation or the authors for further clarification.

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Water-limited crop yield Projected changes in water-limited yield of winter wheat Projected changes in water-limited crop yield Probability of the occurrence of adverse agroclimatic conditions for wheat under baseline and projected climate

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Probability of the occurrence of adverse agroclimatic conditions for wheat under baseline and projected climate This map compares the probability that at least one out of 11 types of adverse agroclimatic conditions occurs between sowing and majority of wheat (medium-ripening cultivar) under baseline climate (1981, black bar) and projected climate (2060, coloured box). Red boxes indicate that at least 14 out of the 16 CMIP5 models show an increased probability of adverse conditions, and orange boxes indicate that at least 9 out of 16 models show an increased probability.

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