GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
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The availability of pollinators
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Availability of harvesting equipment
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Lack of rainfall
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The wheat’s genetic structure
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Detailed explanation-1: -Climatic factors (temperature, precipitation, and drought type), soil factors (soil type, soil organic matter content), and nitrogen fertilizer input all affected wheat yield and quality.
Detailed explanation-2: -Short-term Impacts As soil moisture decreases, crops desiccate and become more vulnerable to pests. Even short-term drought can cause significant damage to crops, particularly when it occurs during key stages of crop development, such as after planting or during flowering.
Detailed explanation-3: -Drought stress reduces grain yield of wheat through negative affecting the yield components, i.e., number of plants per unit area, number of spikes and grains per plant, or unit area and single grain weight, which are determined at different stages of plant development [17, 15-16].
Detailed explanation-4: -Wheat cultivation requires cool climate and medium rainfall. The ideal temperature needed in winters for the production of this crop is 10 degree to 15 degree celsius. The ideal temperature needed in summers for the production of this crop is 21 degree to 26 degree celsius.