Vicente, 2022 - Google Patents
Improving agricultural production and food security under climate change conditionsVicente, 2022
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- Vicente O
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- AgroLife Scientific Journal
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[EN] Climate change represents a major challenge for food security in the coming years, as it is causing a significant reduction of crop yields worldwide, primarily due to the increase in the intensity and frequency of drought periods and the progressive salinisation of irrigated …
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