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Projected change in mean water-limited yield of winter wheat by 2030

Figure Created 27 Jun 2016 Published 20 Dec 2016 Last modified 28 Mar 2022

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Topics: Climate change adaptation Agriculture Water and marine environment

Simulated change in mean water-limited crop yield of winter wheat between the baseline period around year 2000 and 2030. The four simulations are a combination of two climate models (HadGEM2 and MIROC, taken from CMIP5 archive and bias-corrected by the ISI-MIP project), and the crop model WOFOST at 25 km spatial resolution, with and without taking into account the effect of CO2 fertilization. Crop variety and agro-management practice have been kept constant. For each time horizon of 2000 and 2030, a 30-year averaging period has been considered. Red colours show a reduction in winter wheat yield, while green colours indicate an increase in crop productivity in the given period as a response to the climate signal of each climate scenario (Araujo Enciso et al., 2014).

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Units:: % (change of water limited yield in scenario period relative to the reference period)
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