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Future climate change reshapes agroclimatic resources and intensifies waterlogging impacts on crop production
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• High-performing CMIP6 models were selected for the Yangtze River Basin (YRB). • Heatwaves, heavy rainfall, and prolonged wet spells intensify under warming. • Waterlogging substantially increases projected wheat yield losses in the YRB. • Middle and lower basin regions show the greatest future production risks. • Waterlogging representation dominates uncertainty in projected wheat yields.
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Crop modelling
Model uncertainty
Risk assessment
Extreme precipitation
Process-based modelling
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