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Climate change: Can wheat beat the heat?

Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment · 2008 · Vol. 126(1-2) · pp. 46–58
Rodomiro OrtízK. D. SayreBram GovaertsRaj Kumar GuptaG. V. SubbaraoTomohiro BanDavid HodsonJohn DixonIván Ortiz‐MonasterioMatthew Reynolds
Plant responses to elevated CO2Crop Yield and Soil FertilitySoil Carbon and Nitrogen DynamicsGermplasmClimate changeTemperate climateAgricultureAgronomyCropAgricultural productivityEnvironmental scienceAgroforestryCultivar

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