Claim · model-written summary
Midcentury peanut yields decreased on average by 16 to 20% across tested factors.
- Taxon
- Peanut
Arachis hypogaeae0 - Treatment
- midcentury periode0
- Outcome
- Peanut yieldse0
- Direction
- decreasede0
- Value
- 16 to 20%e0
- Qualifier
- regardless of all factors testede0
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Verbatim
e0“Peanut yields decreased on average by 16 to 20% during the midcentury period regardless of all factors tested.”
Title
A. Araya; P.K. Jha; Z. Zambreski; et al. Climate Risk Management 2022. doi:10.1016/j.crm.2022.100436
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- Intervention effect N fertilization greatly affected sorghum yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Intervention effect planting date greatly affected sorghum yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Intervention effect irrigation greatly affected sorghum yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Intervention effect N fertilization greatly affected millet yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Intervention effect planting date greatly affected millet yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Intervention effect irrigation greatly affected millet yield in simulated midcentury conditions in Senegal, with impacts varying by location.
- Association The simulated crop response to N was strongly related to water availability or rainfall.
- Intervention effect Peanut yield was not sensitive to N application in the simulations.
- Intervention effect Early planting improved sorghum yield across nine locations.
- Intervention effect Changing planting date did not improve sorghum yield at four northern Senegal locations.
- Intervention effect Early planting improved millet yield across nine locations.
- Intervention effect Changing planting date did not improve millet yield at four northern Senegal locations.
- Intervention effect Early planting improved peanut yield across nine locations.
- Intervention effect Changing planting date did not improve peanut yield at four northern Senegal locations.
- Observation The midcentury growing season was projected to shorten by up to three weeks at some locations because of late rain onset.
- Intervention effect Midcentury climate change slightly decreased simulated sorghum yield, varying by location.
- Intervention effect Midcentury millet yield improved or remained unchanged at most locations.
- Observation Millet performed well under future climate relative to sorghum and peanut in Senegal, subject to varietal factors.
- Recommendation The authors recommend production systems focused on tolerant millet and sorghum.