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Climate change: can we predict the impacts on plant pathology and pest management?

2004-01-01

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The science of climate change has matured considerably during the past decade, both relative to the strength of the evidence documenting the ongoing anthropogenic climate change and in terms of the quality of climate models projecting future changes in climate. Concomitantly, modeling studies to project the likely impacts of climate change on agricultural production also have become more sophisticated. Nonetheless...

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456d807d-e5ef-5a26-a010-8ff57b5332a0
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10.1080/07060660409507143
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