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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Ecocrop"”.
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Shifts in suitability distribution of deciduous and citrus fruit trees under climate change in South Africa: a large-scale empirical study
… and 2071-2100 (end of century). The Ecocrop suitability model was used to project the changes in spatial suitability of 9 crops (oranges, lemons, mandarins, grapefruit, apples, pears, peaches, plums, and table grapes) over South Africa in each of these scenarios. Ecocrop is an …
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Future crop suitability assessment and the integration of Orphan crops into Kenya's food systems
… Pathways (RCP) 8.5 and 4.5 were used to run the Ecocrop model. The output was the suitability index spatially plotted over the country for maize, finger millet, common bean, broad bean and sweet potato, within three time periods: historical (1980-2009), near term (2010- 2039) and midcentury …
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Spatio-temporal effects of projected climate on future crop suitability over West Africa
… were used as input crop suitability model, Ecocrop to develop a new approach to define and characterise cropping systems departure from their normal regime, called crop-climate departure (CCD), to better understand the timing of future changes in crop suitability. Also, the concept of CCD …
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Assessing the climatic suitability of Bambara groundnut as an underutilised crop to future climate projections in Sikasso and Ségou, Mali
… of bambara groundnut was projected, using the Ecocrop suitability model, considering three time periods: historical (1975-2005), near-term (2011-2040), and end of century (2070-2099). The results of this study showed that the model captured a long planting window for the crop in the regions …
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A Spatial Suitability Assessment of Maize and Tobacco in Response to Temperature and Rainfall Changes in Zimbabwe
… in QGIS, and suitability was simulated using the Ecocrop model embedded in the DIVAGIS user platform. The results from this study indicated that in Zimbabwe, both crops are more sensitive to rainfall changes than to temperature changes (independently). A 5%, 15%, and 30% decline in the average …