Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation

Climate change has significant impacts on agriculture and has the potential to further impact it through changing rainfall patterns, drought, floods, increases in average high temperature, and other climatic factors. The negative effects of these changes are expected to be more common than positive...

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Main Authors: Yucel, Derya, Yucel, Celal, Kamçi, Gizem, Hamwieh, Aladdin
Format: Book Chapter
Language:Inglés
Published: Taylor & Francis 2023
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145324
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author Yucel, Derya
Yucel, Celal
Kamçi, Gizem
Hamwieh, Aladdin
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Kamçi, Gizem
Yucel, Celal
Yucel, Derya
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description Climate change has significant impacts on agriculture and has the potential to further impact it through changing rainfall patterns, drought, floods, increases in average high temperature, and other climatic factors. The negative effects of these changes are expected to be more common than positive effects. Grain and forage legumes play an important role in agriculture by providing protein-rich food and feed. In parallel with the rapidly increasing world population, the need for food is also increasing. However, the limited possibilities of expanding the farm lands bring serious problems to agricultural production today. Until now, the only way to increase agricultural production was to obtain more products per unit area. However, the studies and methods applied in this direction bring some drawbacks. The biggest success in agriculture in the future is to achieve the desired increase in production by reducing the effect of climate change. This can only be possible with sustainable agricultural methods that will be directly helpful in promoting an appropriate production system. Developing resistant/tolerant legume crop cultivars suitable for abiotic stress conditions and wide adaptation as well as development of suitable agronomic approaches must be implemented globally. These approaches will improve the production of sufficient and quality foodstuffs, which are needed by the rapidly growing world population, at affordable costs, and the protection of the environment and natural agricultural resources.
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spelling CGSpace1453242026-01-14T07:04:58Z Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation Yucel, Derya Yucel, Celal Kamçi, Gizem Hamwieh, Aladdin climate change legumes agronomic Climate change has significant impacts on agriculture and has the potential to further impact it through changing rainfall patterns, drought, floods, increases in average high temperature, and other climatic factors. The negative effects of these changes are expected to be more common than positive effects. Grain and forage legumes play an important role in agriculture by providing protein-rich food and feed. In parallel with the rapidly increasing world population, the need for food is also increasing. However, the limited possibilities of expanding the farm lands bring serious problems to agricultural production today. Until now, the only way to increase agricultural production was to obtain more products per unit area. However, the studies and methods applied in this direction bring some drawbacks. The biggest success in agriculture in the future is to achieve the desired increase in production by reducing the effect of climate change. This can only be possible with sustainable agricultural methods that will be directly helpful in promoting an appropriate production system. Developing resistant/tolerant legume crop cultivars suitable for abiotic stress conditions and wide adaptation as well as development of suitable agronomic approaches must be implemented globally. These approaches will improve the production of sufficient and quality foodstuffs, which are needed by the rapidly growing world population, at affordable costs, and the protection of the environment and natural agricultural resources. 2023-01-01 2024-06-18T19:14:18Z 2024-06-18T19:14:18Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145324 en Limited Access Taylor & Francis Derya Yucel, Celal Yucel, Gizem Kamçi, Aladdin Hamwieh. (1/1/2023). Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation, in "Climate Change and Legumes". United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Taylor & Francis (CRC Press).
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Yucel, Derya
Yucel, Celal
Kamçi, Gizem
Hamwieh, Aladdin
Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title_full Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title_fullStr Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title_full_unstemmed Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title_short Innovations in Agronomic Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Legume Cultivation
title_sort innovations in agronomic management for adaptation to climate change in legume cultivation
topic climate change
legumes
agronomic
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145324
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