2023
DOI: 10.3390/plants12233954
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Monitoring and Mapping Winter Wheat Spring Frost Damage with MODIS Data and Statistical Data

Di Chen,
Buchun Liu,
Tianjie Lei
et al.

Abstract: Spring frost is an extreme temperature event that poses a significant threat to winter wheat production and consequently jeopardizes food security. In the context of climate change, the accelerated phenology of winter wheat due to global warming advances the frost-sensitive stage, thereby escalating the risk of spring frost damage. Present techniques for monitoring and assessing frost damage heavily rely on meteorological data, controlled field experiments and crop model simulations, which cannot accurately de… Show more

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“…In particular, major maize-producing regions experienced a general delay of 8-10 days, significantly impacting grain yield per unit area [33,34]. The aforementioned studies have primarily focused on the impact of climate change on autumn frost within the context of agricultural production in various regions [35][36][37]. However, there remains a limited understanding of the weather system influencing frost occurrences, thereby impeding accurate prediction and early warning systems for early frost.…”
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“…In particular, major maize-producing regions experienced a general delay of 8-10 days, significantly impacting grain yield per unit area [33,34]. The aforementioned studies have primarily focused on the impact of climate change on autumn frost within the context of agricultural production in various regions [35][36][37]. However, there remains a limited understanding of the weather system influencing frost occurrences, thereby impeding accurate prediction and early warning systems for early frost.…”
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confidence: 99%