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Rising temperatures reduce global wheat production
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Rising temperatures reduce global wheat production
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Rising temperatures reduce global wheat production
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Rising temperatures reduce global wheat production
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Rising temperatures reduce global wheat production
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A-K. Koehler
A. C. Ruane
A. J. Challinor
B. A. Kimball
C. Biernath
C. D. Jones
C. Stöckle
D. B. Lobell
E. Eyshi Rezaei
E. Fereres
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10.1038/NCLIMATE2470
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2014-12-22T00:00:00Z
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