Climate change and rice /
S. Peng ... [et al.] (eds.) ; with a foreword by Klaus Lampe.
- xvi, 374 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
Papers from a symposium held Mar. 1994.
At foot of title: International Rice Research Institute.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [337]-370) and index.
Climate change such as increase in CO2, temperature and ultraviolet-B radiation will influence the production of rice, the world's most important food crop. Research on specific impacts of climate change on rice ecosystems is summarized in this text.
3540589066 (acidfree paper)
95012491
Rice--Climatic factors--Congresses.
Climatic changes--Congresses.
Crops and climate--Congresses.
SB191.R5 / C635 1995
584.93/C61
Papers from a symposium held Mar. 1994.
At foot of title: International Rice Research Institute.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [337]-370) and index.
Climate change such as increase in CO2, temperature and ultraviolet-B radiation will influence the production of rice, the world's most important food crop. Research on specific impacts of climate change on rice ecosystems is summarized in this text.
3540589066 (acidfree paper)
95012491
Rice--Climatic factors--Congresses.
Climatic changes--Congresses.
Crops and climate--Congresses.
SB191.R5 / C635 1995
584.93/C61
