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ID364292
Title ProperSensitivity of agricultural production to climatic change
Other Title InformationReprinted from Climatic Change, Vol. 7, 1985, pp. 129-552
LanguageENG
AuthorOram, P. A.
Summary / Abstract (Note)Although the range of cultivated species is relatively restricted, domestic plants and animals exhibit considerable resilience to stochastic shocks and the study of their ecological adaptability and critical physiological and phenological requirements is a valuable first step in determining their possible response to climatic change.
`In' analytical NoteIn Koester, Ulrich & Valdes, Alberto.: The EC's potential role in food security for LDC's: adjustments in its STABEX and stock policies. [Reprinted from the European Review of Agricultural Economics, Volume 11-4, 1984] Washington. International Food Policy Research Institute, 1984.
Key WordsClimate Change ;  Agriculture and Climate Change