The impacts of increased heat stress events on
wheat yield under climate change in China.
Based on these test results, scientists subsequently applied the multi-model ensemble to estimate
wheat yields under increasing temperature in the main cultivation areas of the world.
Not exact matches
The second objective was to use the evaluated modules to assess the long - term effects of growing winter
wheat as a cover crop on water balances and seed cotton
yield under irrigated and dryland conditions, Ale said.
«We determined the
wheat cover crop will not affect the soil water availability nor the
yield for the succeeding cotton crop substantially
under the simulated conditions,» Ale said.
Under the same business - as - usual scenario, the researchers projected higher
yields for irrigated crops such as
wheat, soybean, and sorghum.
Over the period
under review, the
yield of the breeds of winter
wheat and spring barley appearing in the market for the first time increased by around one per cent per year.
Using conventional breeding techniques, Borlaug's crucial breakthrough was crossing stubby - stalked dwarf
wheat with high -
yielding varieties, resulting in a plant that was both extremely productive — when given ample fertilizer — and strong enough to hold up
under the weight of large clusters of grain.
With the world population estimated to grow to 9 billion by 2050 and Earth's resources
under severe strain predicted
wheat yields are not expected to meet the increased demand for food.
Recent research from Aarhus University demonstrates that the fungi can improve growth and
yield in some
wheat varieties
under drought stress.
For the first time, a team has created a salt - tolerant strain of
wheat that raises
yields on salt - damaged fields
under real growing conditions.
Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the UK's Department for International Development (DFID)
under UK aid, the DGGW project aims to strengthen the delivery pipeline for new, disease resistant, climate - resilient
wheat varieties and to increase the
yields of smallholder
wheat farmers.
A reduction in crop
yields, particularly
wheat in southern Europe, is expected
under future climate scenarios.
Combined
yield increases of
wheat by 2050 could range from 37 %
under the B2 scenario to 101 %
under the A1 scenario (Ewert et al., 2005).