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Spatial and temporal changes of agro-meteorological disasters affecting maize production in China since 1990

文献类型:SCI/SSCI论文

作者Zhang Z.; Wang P.
发表日期2014
关键词Maize production Agro-meteorological (AM) disasters Drought Chilling injury Climate change climate-change agricultural production risk-assessment drought trends crops yield resources region plain
英文摘要Agro-meteorological (AM) disasters have been reported to be more frequent with climate change. In this study, the spatial and temporal changes in the frequency of major AM disasters affecting maize production are investigated by analyzing observed records at 224 national AM stations in China from 1991 to 2009. To investigate the temporal changes of the disasters with climate warming, the whole study period was separated into a cool period (1991-2000) and a warmer one (2000-2009). We found drought was the most common disaster with a frequency of 49 %, followed by chilling injures (19.46 %). The frequency of disasters affecting maize increased significantly during the reproductive growth period than the vegetative growth period. Spatial patterns of major disaster frequency were characterized by region-specific, with more cold stress in northeastern China, drought in northern and western China, and rainstorms in southwestern China. Our study highlighted that the frequency and scope both increased significantly, implying a potential increasing risk for maize production. It is critical and important for local farmers and governors to take reasonable and timely adaptation measures based on the latest disasters' features to mitigate the potential yield loss from AM disasters in order to ensure food security in China.
出处Natural Hazards
71
3
2087-2100
收录类别SCI
语种英语
ISSN号0921-030X
源URL[http://ir.igsnrr.ac.cn/handle/311030/29388]  
专题地理科学与资源研究所_历年回溯文献
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Zhang Z.,Wang P.. Spatial and temporal changes of agro-meteorological disasters affecting maize production in China since 1990. 2014.

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