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1 A 10-days Heatwave Around Flowering Superimposed on Climate Change Conditions Significantly Affects Production of 22 Barley Accessions Ingvordsen, C.H.
 2015
 29 C p. 160-161
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2 Adopting Higher-yielding Varieties to Ensure Chinese Food Security under Climate Change in 2050 Ye, Liming
 2015
 29 C p. 281-
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3 Advanced Support System Based on Precise Meteorological Data for Citrus Orchards Ueyama, Hideki
 2015
 29 C p. 31-
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4 A Field Experiment to Test Interactive Effects of Elevated CO2 Concentration (FACE) and Elevated Canopy Temperature (FATE) on Wheat Erbs, Martin
 2015
 29 C p. 60-61
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5 Agroecological Approaches to Mitigate Increasing Limitation of Corn Yields by Water Availability Gaudin, Amélie C.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 11-12
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6 A Novel Phenotyping Technique for Reproductive-stage Salinity Tolerance in Rice Vispo, Naireen A.
 2015
 29 C p. 32-
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7 Application of Exogenous Spermidine (Spd) Improved Salt Tolerance of Rice at the Seedling and Reproductive Stages Chunthaburee, S.
 2015
 29 C p. 134-
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8 Arable Crop Disease Control, Environmental Change and Food Security Fitt, Bruce
 2015
 29 C p. 305-306
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9 Arable Crop Rotations Under Abiotic Stress: A Dynamic Economic Model McFarlane, I.
 2015
 29 C p. 59-
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10 Assessing Economic Impacts of Climate Change and Adaptation in Indo-Gangetic Basin Singh, Harbir
 2015
 29 C p. 229-230
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11 Assessing Genetic Diversity in Landraces of Cucurbita spp. Using a Morphological and Molecular Approaches Martins, Sandra
 2015
 29 C p. 68-69
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12 Assessing the Potential of Intra-specific Biodiversity towards Adaptation of Irrigated and Rain-fed Italian Production Systems to Future Climate De Lorenzi, F.
 2015
 29 C p. 264-265
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13 A Systems Approach to Uncover the Effects of the PGPR Pseudomonas koreensis on the Level of Drought Stress Tolerance in Helianthus Annuus Macleod, K.
 2015
 29 C p. 262-263
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14 Biochemical Alterations of Rice in Response to Plant Submersion and Herbicides Avila, L.A.
 2015
 29 C p. 73-74
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15 Building an Indigenous Agro-pastoral Adaptation Framework to Climate Change in Sub-Saharan Africa: Experiences from the North West Region of Cameroon Azibo, Balgah Roland
 2015
 29 C p. 126-127
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16 Can Enhanced CO2 Help to Mitigate the Global Warming Impact in the Tropical Coffee Plant? Ramalho, J.C.
 2015
 29 C p. 284-285
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17 Can Intra-specific Differences in Root Traits of Wheat Increase Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE) under Elevated CO2? Bahrami, Helale
 2015
 29 C p. 109-110
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18 Can Short-season Grain Legumes Contribute to More Resilient and Productive Farming Systems in Semi-arid Eastern Kenya? Sennhenn, A.
 2015
 29 C p. 81-82
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19 Changes in Transpiration Efficiency of Wheat Varieties Released Over Recent Decades - Any Potential for the Future? Chenu, Andrew Fletcher Karine
 2015
 29 C p. 185-186
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20 Changing Thermal Growing Season and Climatic Water Balance Affect Irrigation and Cultivation Period of Vegetables Zinkernagel, Jana
 2015
 29 C p. 51-52
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21 Climate Change Effects on Properties of Arctic Special Plants Uleberg, Eivind
 2015
 29 C p. 137-138
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22 Climate Change Impact and Adaptation Research Requires Farming Systems Analysis and Integrated Assessment: A Case Study in the Netherlands Reidsma, Pytrik
 2015
 29 C p. 286-287
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23 Climate Change Impacts on Azerbaijan Biodiversity in the Caspian Sea Mammadov, T.S.
 2015
 29 C p. 4-
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24 Climate Change Impacts on Maize-yield Potential in the Southwestern United States Kim, Seung Hee
 2015
 29 C p. 279-280
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25 Cold De-acclimation Tolerance among Polish Accessions of Common Wheat and Triticale Rapacz, Marcin
 2015
 29 C p. 24-25
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26 Combined Effects of Elevated Carbon Dioxide and K and Mg Deficiencies on Wheat Plants Kahraman, Kadriye
 2015
 29 C p. 154-155
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27 Comparison of Physiological Parameters for Drought in Tomatoes Between Early Stage in Pot and Mature Stage in Field Dasgan, H. Yildiz
 2015
 29 C p. 128-129
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28 Comparison of the Effect of Predicted Climate Change on Two Agricultural Pest-parasitoid Systems Hemerik, Lia
 2015
 29 C p. 75-76
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29 Contents 2015
 29 C p. iii-ix
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30 Corrigendum to Climate Change Impacts on Maize-yield Potential in the Southwestern United States Kim , Seung Hee
 2015
 29 C p. 308-
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31 Corrigendum to ‘Effect of Increasing Temperature on the Pathogenic Fitness of Fusarium Pseudograminearum’ Sabburg , R.
 2015
 29 C p. 309-
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32 Cover Crop Management Effects on Soil Physical and Biological Properties Haruna, Samuel I.
 2015
 29 C p. 13-14
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33 Dealing with Increased Variability of Spring Temperatures in Temperate Deciduous Orchard Crops DeJong, Ted M.
 2015
 29 C p. 83-84
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34 Detection and Characterization of Novel Polymorphisms Using SSR and ISSR Markers in Sodium Azide-induced Salt Tolerant Wheat Mutants Sen, Ayse
 2015
 29 C p. 67-
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35 Developing Cereals Acceptable to Consumers for Production in New and Variable Climates Henry, Robert J.
 2015
 29 C p. 9-10
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36 Different Strategies Used by Domesticated Tomato and Wild-related Species to Confront Salt Stress Albaladejo, I.
 2015
 29 C p. 91-92
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37 Dynamics of Vegetative and Reproductive Growth Patterns in Pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan L.) Grown Under Elevated CO2 Sreeharsha, Rachapudi Venkata
 2015
 29 C p. 147-148
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38 Economic and Environmental Performances of Organic Farming System Compared to Conventional Farming System: A Case Study of the Horticulture Sector in the Niayes Region of Senegal Binta, B.A. Amadou
 2015
 29 C p. 17-19
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39 Effect of Different Nitrogen forms and CO2 Enrichment on the Nutrient Uptake and Water Relations of Pepper Plants (Capsicum annuun L.) del Amor, F.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 203-204
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40 Effect of Postharvest Application of Carvone on Potato Tubers Grown from True Potato Seed (TPS) Karanisa, T.
 2015
 29 C p. 166-167
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41 Effect of Soil Air and Water on Greenhouse Gases Emissions in a Corn-Soybean Rotation Panday, Dinesh
 2015
 29 C p. 293-294
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42 Effect of Some Polymers on Soil-water Losses and Sediment Size depending on Initial Aggregate Size under Sequential Simulated Rainfall Yakupoglu, Tugrul
 2015
 29 C p. 21-
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43 Effect of Tillage and Cover Crop on Corn and Soybean Yields in a Silt Loam Soil Nkongolo, Nsalambi V.
 2015
 29 C p. 15-16
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44 Effect of Water Deficiency on Different Genotypes of Balanites Aegyptiaca Khamis, G.
 2015
 29 C p. 49-50
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45 Effect on Increasing Temperature on the Pathogenic Fitness of Fusarium Pseudograminearum Sabburg, R.
 2015
 29 C p. 182-183
2 p.
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46 Effects of the Elevated Atmospheric CO2 Concentration on the Water Use Efficiency of Winter Wheat Varga, Balázs
 2015
 29 C p. 180-181
2 p.
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47 Efficient Root System for Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Crops Siddique, K.H.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 295-
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48 Efficient Use of Water Resources in Agriculture Bolashvili, N.
 2015
 29 C p. 107-108
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49 Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentration Increases Eucalyptus Plantlets Growth and Reduces Diseases Severity Ghini, Raquel
 2015
 29 C p. 206-207
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50 Elevated Atmospheric CO2 Enhances Daily Carbon Export from Photosynthetic Source Organs and Thus Controls the Increased Growth of Vascular Plants, Tracheophytes Grodzinski, B.
 2015
 29 C p. 266-267
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51 Elevated CO2 (FACE) Affects Food and Feed Quality of Cereals (Wheat, Barley, Maize): Interactions with N and Water Supply Erbs, Martin
 2015
 29 C p. 57-58
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52 Elimination of Gossypol in Cottonseed will Improve its Utilization Wedegaertner, Thomas
 2015
 29 C p. 124-125
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53 Enhanced Expression of Rubisco Activase Confers to Increase in Rubisco Activity During Cold Acclimation in Lolium Perenne Jurczyk, Barbara
 2015
 29 C p. 213-214
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54 Enhanced Ultraviolet-B Radiation Affect Growth, Yield and Physiological Processes on Triticale Plants Bacelar, E.
 2015
 29 C p. 219-220
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55 Enhanced Yield and Physiological Performance of Mediterranean Grapevines through Foliar Kaolin Spray Correia, C.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 247-248
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56 24-Epibrassinolide Promotes Carbohydrates Accumulation in Crowns of Perennial Ryegrass during Cold Acclimation by Regulation of Gene Expression and Enzyme Activities which Results in Increased Frost Tolerance Pociecha, Ewa
 2015
 29 C p. 234-235
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57 Episodic High CH4 Emission Events can Damage the Potential of Soils to Act as CH4 Sink: Evidence from 17 Years of CO2 Enrichment in a Temperate Grassland Ecosystem Guillet, C.
 2015
 29 C p. 208-209
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58 Evaluation of Barley Cultivars for their Tolerance to Salinity under Field Conditions for Utilization to Saline Soils Dordas, Christos
 2015
 29 C p. 270-271
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59 Evidences from Farmer Participatory Technology Demonstrations to Combat Increasing Climate Uncertainty in Rainfed Agriculture in India Prasad, Y.G.
 2015
 29 C p. 291-292
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60 Exploring Climatic Impact on Oilseed Rape Yield in Switzerland Baux, Alice
 2015
 29 C p. 123-
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61 Farmer Participation in Plant Breeding for Canadian Organic Crop Production: Implications for Adaptation to Climate Uncertainty Entz, Martin H.
 2015
 29 C p. 238-239
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62 Farmers Awareness, Perception of Climate Hazards and their Willingness to Participate in Crop Insurance Schemes in Southwestern Burkina Faso Fonta, William M.
 2015
 29 C p. 7-8
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63 Field Crops and the Fear of Heat Stress – Opportunities, Challenges and Future Directions Prasad, P.V.V.
 2015
 29 C p. 36-37
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64 Field Screening of Waterlogging Tolerance in Nordic Genotypes of Spring Wheat Sundgren, T.
 2015
 29 C p. 205-
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65 From Ideotypes to Genotypes: Approaches to Adapt Wheat Phenology to Climate Change Gouache, David
 2015
 29 C p. 34-35
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66 Frost Trends and their Estimated Impact on Yield in the Australian Wheatbelt Zheng, Bangyou
 2015
 29 C p. 171-172
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67 Gain in Nitrogen Yield from Grass-Legume Mixtures is Robust Over a Wide Range of Legume Proportions and Environmental Conditions Suter, Matthias
 2015
 29 C p. 187-188
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68 Geisenheim FACE for Vegetable Crops - Methodological Framework Klostermann, Hannah Rebecca
 2015
 29 C p. 106-
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69 Genetic Approaches to Develop Salt Tolerant Germplasm Tester, Mark
 2015
 29 C p. 300-301
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70 Genetic Diversity Analysis of Inter Sub-specific and Intra-specific Derivatives of Lentil (Lens Culinaris Medik.) to Understand Their Potential to Widen the Genetic Base of Cultivated Lentils Based on Morpho-physiological and PCR Based Molecular Markers Kumari, Madhu
 2015
 29 C p. 130-131
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71 Genotypic Response to Multiple Abiotic Stresses: Functional Relationships Among Nutrients Jaradat, Abdullah A.
 2015
 29 C p. 45-46
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72 Genotypic Response to Multiple Abiotic Stresses: Nutrient Densities and Stability Jaradat, Abdullah A.
 2015
 29 C p. 28-29
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73 Genotypic Variation For Carotenoids Content and Chemometric Model Development For Seed Quality Parameters in Wheat Garcia-Oliveira, Ana Luísa
 2015
 29 C p. 162-163
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74 Grapevines Growing Under Future RCP Scenarios in Europe Fraga, Helder
 2015
 29 C p. 20-
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75 Growth and Genome-wide Association Analyses of 100 Field-grown Barley Genotypes Exposed to Future CO2 Concentrations Mitterbauer, Esther
 2015
 29 C p. 192-193
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76 GWAS of Barley Phenotypes Established Under Future Climate Conditions of Elevated Temperature, CO2, O3 and Elevated Temperature and CO2 Combined Ingvordsen, C.H.
 2015
 29 C p. 164-165
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77 High-throughput Phenotyping of Wheat Seminal Root Traits in a Breeding Context Richard, Cecile
 2015
 29 C p. 102-103
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78 Historical Alfalfa Landraces Perform Higher Yield Under Dry Farming in Turkey Şakiroğlu, Muhammet
 2015
 29 C p. 189-
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79 Host Symptom Expression and Antioxidant Defence Systems of Wheat Infected with Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus and Grown Under Elevated CO2 Vandegeer, R.
 2015
 29 C p. 177-178
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80 How Light Competition between Plants Affects their Response to Climate Change van Loon, Marloes P.
 2015
 29 C p. 66-
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81 How Much did Extreme Weather Events Impact Wheat Yields in Germany? - A Regionally Differentiated Analysis on the Farm Level Gömann, Horst
 2015
 29 C p. 119-120
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82 How Potato Plants Take the Heat? Sonnewald, Sophia
 2015
 29 C p. 97-
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83 How Prepared are Cameroon's Cocoa Farmers for Climate Insurance? Evidence from the South West Region of Cameroon Kimengsi, Jude Ndzifon
 2015
 29 C p. 117-118
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84 Identification of Drought Tolerance Candidate Proteins and Genes in Reproductive Stage of Wheat Fotovat, Reza
 2015
 29 C p. 272-273
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85 Identification of Genetic Variation in Heat Stress and Mechanisms of Tolerance in Wheat Thistlethwaite, Rebecca J.
 2015
 29 C p. 30-
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86 Impact of Climate Change on Global Agricultural Potentials Zabel, F.
 2015
 29 C p. 260-261
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87 Impact of Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Water Deficit on Flower Development and Pyrethrin Accumulation in Pyrethrum Suraweera, D.D.
 2015
 29 C p. 5-6
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88 Impact of Elevated Atmospheric CO2 Level on Powdery Mildew (Blumeria graminis f.sp. tritici) Severity in Wheat Depends on the Pathotype × Genotype Interaction Bencze, S.
 2015
 29 C p. 232-233
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89 Impact of Elevated Levels of CO2 and O3 on the Yield and Photosynthetic Capabilities of Brassica napus Berner, J.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 255-
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90 Impact of Rhizobia Inoculation for Sustainable Soy Cultivation in Western Siberia Kühling, Insa
 2015
 29 C p. 113-114
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91 Impact of Shading on Tomato Yield and Quality Cultivated with Different N Doses Under High Temperature Climate Hernández, V.
 2015
 29 C p. 197-198
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92 Impacts of Agricultural Nitrogen on the Environment and Strategies to Reduce these Impacts Udvardi, Michael
 2015
 29 C p. 303-
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93 Improving Crop Adaptation to Climate Change through Strategic Crossing of Stress Adaptive Traits Reynolds, M.
 2015
 29 C p. 298-299
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94 Incorporation of Wheat Canopy Temperatures into Agroecosystem Models by Using a Meta-model Luig, Adam
 2015
 29 C p. 144-146
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95 Increasing N2O Emissions Under Long-term (11 year) Free-air CO2 Enrichment Counterbalance Biomass Growth Stimulation: A Carbon Balance Approach Kammann, C.
 2015
 29 C p. 168-170
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96 Increasing Yield and Quality of Tomato Cultivated Under High Temperature Conditions Through the Use of Elicitors Hernández, V.
 2015
 29 C p. 184-
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97 Induced of Salt Tolerance Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Mutants with Gamma Radiation and Determining Molecular Analysis by ISSR YAYCILI, ORKUN
 2015
 29 C p. 196-
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98 Influence of Root Interaction in Eucalyptus Clones under Two Environmental Conditions Toledo, Gabriel R.A. de
 2015
 29 C p. 223-224
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99 Integrated Management of Crop Health in Response to Climate Variation in Commercial Open Field Tomato Production: Lessons Learned from the South African Experience (2003-2010) Malherbe, Stephanus
 2015
 29 C p. 217-218
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100 Integrating Rapid Phenotyping and Speed Breeding to Improve Stay-Green and Root Adaptation of Wheat in Changing, Water-Limited, Australian Environments. Christopher, Jack
 2015
 29 C p. 175-176
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101 Interactive Effects of CO2 Enrichment and N Fertilization on N-acquisition, -Remobilization and Grain Protein Concentration in Wheat Manderscheid, Remy
 2015
 29 C p. 88-
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102 Intercropping of Faba Bean with Wheat Under Low Water Availability Promotes Faba Bean Nodulation and Root Growth in Deeper Soil Layers Bargaz, Adnane
 2015
 29 C p. 111-112
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103 Investigating Correlation among NDVI Index Derived by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Photography and Grain Yield under Late Drought Stress Conditions Kyratzis, A.
 2015
 29 C p. 225-226
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104 Investigation of the Stress Tolerance of Winter Wheat Genotypes Under Natural Rain-Fed and Irrigated Conditions Balla, K.
 2015
 29 C p. 149-
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105 Key Physiological Parameters Related to Differences in Biomass Production of Maize and Four Sorghum Cultivars Under Drought and Free Air CO2 Enrichment Manderscheid, Remy
 2015
 29 C p. 89-90
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106 Leguminous Cover Crops Improve the Profitability and the Sustainability of Rainfed Olive (Olea europaea L.) Orchards: From Soil Biology to Physiology of Yield Determination Correia, C.M.
 2015
 29 C p. 282-283
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107 Local Knowledge of Native Potato (Solanum spp) for Long-term Monitoring on three Andean Communities of Apurimac, Peru Valdivia-Díaz, Merelyn
 2015
 29 C p. 64-65
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108 Maximizing Fish Effluent Utilization for Vegetable Seedling Production by Azospirillum Brasilense Mangmang, Jonathan S.
 2015
 29 C p. 179-
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109 Metabolic Limitations to Photosynthetic Efficiency of Sorghum Seedling Leaves at Low Temperature Janowiak, Franciszek
 2015
 29 C p. 277-278
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110 Metabolite Profiling Reveals Sensitivity-Dependent Metabolic Shifts in Rice (Oryza Sativa L.) Cultivars under High Night Temperature Stress Glaubitz, Ulrike
 2015
 29 C p. 72-
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111 Miscanthus Production in Eastern Canada as Affected by Genotypes and Nitrogen Levels Tubeileh, Ashraf
 2015
 29 C p. 289-290
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112 Molecular Basis of Variation in Stomatal Responsiveness to Elevated CO2 Johansson, Karin S.L.
 2015
 29 C p. 210-
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113 Multi-scalar Modelling of Climate Applied to European Vineyard Sites in the Climate Change Context Le Roux, Renan
 2015
 29 C p. 62-63
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114 Multi-scale Phenotyping of West-European and South-African Maize Hybrids with Contrasting Drought Sensitivity Avramova, V.
 2015
 29 C p. 259-
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115 Nematodes: A Threat to Sustainability of Agriculture Singh, Satyandra
 2015
 29 C p. 215-216
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116 New Non-invasive Tools for Early Plant Stress Detection Sánchez, E.Gorbe
 2015
 29 C p. 249-250
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117 Nitrogen use Efficiency and Energy Harvest in Wheat, Maize and Grassland ley used for Biofuel – Implications for Sustainability Pourazari, Fereshteh
 2015
 29 C p. 22-23
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118 No-tillage: Long-term Benefits for Yield Stability in a More Variable Climate? Fuhrer, J.
 2015
 29 C p. 194-195
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119 Omics-directed Reverse Genetics Enables the Creation of New Productivity Traits for the Vegetable Oil Crop Canola Lambert, Bart
 2015
 29 C p. 77-78
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120 Optimizing Nitrogen and Phosphor Use Efficiencies from Liquid Manure by Slurry Injection to Reduce Environmental Pollution Federolf, Carl-Philipp
 2015
 29 C p. 227-228
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121 Oscillatory Electrical Response to Osmotic Stress in Soybean Plants Saraiva, Gustavo F.R.
 2015
 29 C p. 55-56
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122 Perennial Crops as Renewable Resource – A Good Choice Concerning Climatic Risks? Fritz, Maendy
 2015
 29 C p. 43-44
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123 Permanent Managed Grassland at Future Climate Change: Is There a Connection between GHG Emission and Composition of Plant and Microbial Communities? Andresen, L.C.
 2015
 29 C p. 156-157
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124 Physiological Processes Affected by Low Night Temperatures in Sweet Pepper Plants Sánchez, E. Gorbe
 2015
 29 C p. 253-254
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125 Plant-pest Interactions under Elevated CO2 Concentration in the System Grapevine (Vitis vinifera) – Downy Mildew (Plasmopara Viticola) – Grape Berry Moth (Lobesia Botrana) Selim, Moustafa
 2015
 29 C p. 135-136
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126 Plant Responses to Drought Stress in Future Climate CO2: A Multi-level Analysis AbdElgawad, Hamada
 2015
 29 C p. 150-151
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127 Platform Development for Drought Tolerance Evaluation of Wheat in France Deswarte, Jean-Charles
 2015
 29 C p. 93-94
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128 Potential and Future of Novel Molecular Breeding Techniques in Plant Breeding Visser, Richard G.F.
 2015
 29 C p. 302-
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129 Potential Effect of Water Regulation on Potato Yield Kadaja, Jüri
 2015
 29 C p. 240-242
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130 Potential of Adapted Tillage and Seeding Operations for Sustainable Spring Wheat Cultivation Under Climate Change in Western Siberia Kühling, Insa
 2015
 29 C p. 115-116
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131 Preharvest Application of Seaweed Based Biostimulant Reduced Cherry (Prunus Avium L.) Cracking Correia, Sofia
 2015
 29 C p. 251-252
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132 Projected Impact of Future Climate on Drought Patterns in Complex Rainfed Environments Watson, James
 2015
 29 C p. 190-191
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133 Requisite Variety in Adaptation Strategies: Case Studies from Two Regions Prone to Climate Change, Brandenburg, Germany and Semi-arid Bekaa, Lebanon Diehl, Katharina E.
 2015
 29 C p. 132-133
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134 Responses of a Grassland Ecosystem to 17 Years of Free-air CO2 Enrichment Andresen, L.C.
 2015
 29 C p. 158-159
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135 Salinity-induced Physiological and Molecular Changes in Barley and Wheat Temel, Aslihan
 2015
 29 C p. 33-
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136 Satellite Remote Sensing in Agriculture and Food Security Assessment Brown, Molly E.
 2015
 29 C p. 307-
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137 Screening of Elite and Local Taro (Colocasia Esculenta) Cultivars for Drought Tolerance Ganança, José Filipe T.
 2015
 29 C p. 41-42
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138 Screening of Tomatoes Germplasm for Heat Stress Tolerance Under Controlled Conditions Hameed, Muhammed
 2015
 29 C p. 173-174
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139 Seedling Emergence of Bambara Groundnut (Vigna subterranea (L.) Verdc.) Landraces at Various Temperature Conditions Nordin, N.
 2015
 29 C p. 201-202
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140 Selection of Inbred Lines and their Correspondent Hybrids under Ultra-spaced and Highly Dense at Normal and Water-stress Conditions Dordas, Christos
 2015
 29 C p. 104-105
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141 Self and Non-self Discrimination Affects the Seedlings Development of Different Kinship Degrees Under Water Deficit Bertolli, S.C.
 2015
 29 C p. 53-54
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142 Sensing Sugar and Saving Water Granot, David
 2015
 29 C p. 3-
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143 Significant Reductions in Oil Quality and Lipid Content of Oilseed Rape (Brassica Napus L.) Under Climate Change Namazkar, Shahla
 2015
 29 C p. 121-122
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144 Simulating Eyespot Disease Development and Yield Loss Using APSIM for UK Wheat Al-Azri, M.
 2015
 29 C p. 256-257
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145 Simultaneous Expression of AhBTF3, AhNF-YA7 and EcZF Modulates Acclimation Responses to Abiotic Stresses in Rice (Oryza sativa L) Parvathi, M.S.
 2015
 29 C p. 236-237
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146 Standardization of in Vitro Regeneration Protocol for Conservation of Shirui Lily (Lilium Mackliniae)-An Endangered Heritage Flower under Changing Climatic Conditions Devi, M. Premi
 2015
 29 C p. 288-
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147 Strategies to Avoid Salinity and Hydric Stress of Pepper Grafted Plants Penella, C.
 2015
 29 C p. 211-212
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148 Sugar Starvation of Rice Anthers is a Factor in Reproductive Failure under Heat and Drought Stress, as shown by Metabolite and Transcript Profiling Zuther, Ellen
 2015
 29 C p. 70-71
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149 Temperature and Precipitation Changes and Possible Threats to Crop Production in Arid, Semi-arid and Tropical Forest Environment Singh, A.
 2015
 29 C p. 26-27
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155 The Effect of Submergence on Rice Seed Quality Tejakhod, Sujittra
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156 The Growth Zone of Maize Leaves is an Ideal Model System for Systems Biology Approaches to Investigate the Effects of Drought Stress on Organ Growth Regulation Avramova, V.
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157 The Importance of Soil Fertility Constraints in Modeling Crop Suitability Under Progressive Climate Change in Tanzania Piikki, K.
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159 The Potential for Underutilised Crops to Improve Food Security in the Face of Climate Change Massawe, F.J.
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160 The Use of Stress Tolerance Indices for the Selection of Tolerant Inbred Lines and their Correspondent Hybrids under Normal and Water-stress Conditions Papathanasiou, Fokion
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162 Towards Virtual Plant Modelling as a Tool in Climate Change Impact Research Kahlen, Katrin
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163 Uncertainties in Climate Impacts on Grain Maize in Switzerland – Does the Choice of Crop Modelling Approach Matter? Holzkämper, A.
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164 Uncertainties of Climate Change Impacts in Agriculture Asseng, Senthold
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165 Uncertainty Analysis of a Coupled Hydrological-plant Growth Model for Grassland under Elevated CO2 Kellner, Juliane
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166 Understanding of the Interactive Effect of Waterlogging and Shade on Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) Growth and Yield Najeeb, Ullah
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167 Using a Crowdsourcing Approach to Test Sorghum and Cowpea Varieties for Climate Adaptability van de Gevel, J.M.J.
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168 Using Cluster Analysis and Principal Component Analysis to Group Lines and Determine Important Traits in White Bean Koij, Fariba Shafiei
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169 Using Plant Phenotypic Plasticity to Improve Crop Performance and Stability Regarding Climatic Uncertainty: A Computational Study on Sunflower Casadebaig, Pierre
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170 Variations in Response Patterns among two Genotypes of Chickpea Against Ambient and Elevated UV-B: Antioxidative Enzyme Profile, Nitrogen Metabolism and Accumulation of Salicylic Acid and Jasmonic Acid Singh, Suruchi
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171 What can be done with Cereal Straw in Alava? Ortuzar-Iragorri, M.A.
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172 Wild Edible Species with Phytoremediation Properties Salonikioti, A.
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173 Winter Cover Crops as Sustainable Alternative to Soil Management System of a Traditional Durum Wheat-sunflower Rotation in Southern Spain Pedraza, V.
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174 Yield Gap Analysis for Tanzania – The Impacts of Climate, Management, and Socio-economic Impacts on Maize Yields Gornott, Christoph
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