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Extreme temperatures negatively impact crop yields globally. Understanding these effects is crucial for global food security and agricultural resilience.

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  • Agricultural Science
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  • Climate Science

Background:

  • Extreme temperatures, including heat waves and cold spells, pose significant threats to global agriculture.
  • Yield production is highly sensitive to climatic variations, impacting food availability and economic stability.

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  • The study investigates the physiological mechanisms by which extreme temperatures affect key crop species.
  • Analysis reveals differential responses of various crops to thermal stress, highlighting the need for tailored adaptation strategies.

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  • Yield reductions in major crops like wheat, rice, and maize are directly correlated with the occurrence and duration of extreme temperature events.
  • Specific temperature thresholds trigger irreversible damage to plant reproductive and developmental processes, leading to substantial yield losses.

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