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トウモロコシ帯から樹輪の周期性

D M Meko, C W Stockton, T J Blasing

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |July 26, 1985
    PubMed
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    米国のトウモロコシ帯の干ばつパターンは,主に西部の弱い18.33年サイクルを示しています. この周期は,月の節点および太陽斑のサイクルとの関連にもかかわらず,信頼性の高い干ばつ予測のためにあまりにも不規則です.

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