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Future scenarios of European agricultural land use
Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment · 2005 · Vol. 107(2-3) · pp. 101–116
Frank Ewert✉Mark Rounsevell(UCLouvain)Isabelle Reginster(UCLouvain)Marc J. MetzgerRik Leemans(Wageningen University & Research)
Plant responses to elevated CO2Climate change impacts on agricultureAgriculture Sustainability and Environmental ImpactHadCM3ProductivityClimate changeAgricultureEnvironmental scienceCrop yieldBaseline (sea)Agricultural productivityAgricultural landYield (engineering)
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