Impact of climate change and planting date shifts on growth and yields of double cropping rice in southeastern China in future
Authors:
- Ziya ZhangZZZiya Zhang
- Yi LiYLYi Li
- Xinguo ChenXCXinguo Chen
- Yanzi WangYWYanzi Wang
- Ben NiuBNBen Niu
- De Li LiuDe Li Liu
- Jianqiang HeJHJianqiang He
- Bakhtiyor PulatovBPBakhtiyor Pulatov
- Ishtiaq HassanIHIshtiaq Hassan
- Qingtao MengQMQingtao Meng
- 6 December 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Agricultural Systems
- Vol. 205
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