Use of growing degree indicator for developing adaptive responses: A case study of cotton in Florida

Use of growing degree indicator for developing adaptive responses: A case study of cotton in Florida

Significant variabilities in planting and harvesting dates of crops have been observed throughout Florida in recent decades, indicating a change in their phenology. This study innovatively uses an agroecosystem indicator, growing degree days (GDD), to understand the change in cotton crop phenology t...

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Main Authors: Anandhi, A. (Author), Deepa, R. (Author), Johnson, E. (Author), Pryor, M. (Author), Sankar, S. (Author), Sharma, A. (Author), Stewart, B. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
adaptation
Adaptation and mitigation strategies
Adaptation strategies
agricultural ecosystem
Biology
Climate change
Climate variability and change
cotton
Cotton
Crop production systems
Crops
Cultivation
decision making
defoliation
Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Responses (DPSIR) framework
Florida
Florida [United States]
Future projections
Gossypium hirsutum
Growing degree days
harvesting
Indicator indicator
Multiple adaptation
Phenological stages
phenology
Spatial resolution
Surface temperatures
Temperature change
temperature profile
Temperature simulations
United States
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