Diurnal mountain wind systems are local thermally driven wind systems that form over
mountainous terrain and are produced by the buoyancy effects associated with the diurnal …

Extreme climate, especially temperature, can severely reduce wheat yield. As global
warming has already begun to increase mean temperature and the occurrence of extreme …

Radiant spring frosts occurring during reproductive developmental stages can result in
catastrophic yield loss for wheat producers. To better understand the spatial and temporal …

Extreme temperatures at critical developmental phases reduce grain yield. Combinations of
sowing date and cultivar that favour faster development reduce the likelihood of heat stress …

Different aspects of climate change, such as increased temperature, changed rainfall and
higher atmospheric CO 2 concentration, all have different effects on crop yields. Process …

Dynamically downscaled simulations are an attractive source of information for those
requiring greater regional detail than what Global Climate Models (GCMs) can provide …

Breeding for improved reproductive frost tolerance could allow greater yield and economic
benefits to be achieved by (i) reducing direct frost damage and (ii) allowing earlier sowing to …

The most complicated and extremely diverse pattern of atmospheric boundary-layer
processes relate to a complex terrain and urban areas. Description of such processes still …

Abstract Introduction Context Data-driven models (DDMs) are increasingly used for crop
yield prediction due to their ability to capture complex patterns and relationships. DDMs rely …

Monitoring the climatic conditions of crops is essential for smart agriculture development and
adaptation of agricultural systems in the era of global change. Thereby, it is possibly better to …