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Challenges for crop production and management from pathogen biodiversity and diseases under current and future climate scenarios – Case study with oilseed Brassicas

2012-02-01

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Climate change not only influences agricultural and horticultural crops but also the diseases that affect them. The different parameters associated with climate change, such as warmer temperatures, increased levels of CO₂, decreased rainfall and increased rainfall variability, have been widely studied in terms of their influence on different aspects of pathogens and diseases across various crops. This includes pat...

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Literature Corpus work: 9703f8fd-8b2a-5c8e-9a19-1939ad967557
DOI: 10.1016/j.fcr.2011.11.021

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