Australian wheat beats the heat

Ken E. Giller () and Frank Ewert
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Ken E. Giller: Plant Production Systems Group at Wageningen University
Frank Ewert: University of Bonn

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 3, 189-190

Abstract: Collaborative research utilizing field trials and whole farm crop simulation enables adaptation of Australian wheat crop practices. Novel varieties sown earlier enable a longer growing season, which facilitates wheat yield increases despite an increasingly challenging climate.

Date: 2019
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