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Explanation:
Variations in annual rainfall, average temperature, global increase of atmospheric CO2, and fluctuations in sea levels are some of the major manifestations of climate change, which negatively impact crop yields [13]. Temperature and rainfall changes are expected to significantly have negative impact on wide range of agricultural activities for the next few decades. With the changing of climate, agriculture faces increasing problems with extreme weather events leading to considerable yield losses of crops. Most often, crop plants are sensitive to stresses since they were mostly selected for high yield, and not for stress tolerance. Climate change is the result of global warming. It has devastating effects on plant growth and crop yield which can affects directly, indirectly, and socio-economically reduce crop yields by up to 70% [14] (Figure 1a). Weather variations present positive and negative effects in the environment with very high expression of negative effects
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1. The type of soil suitable for growing plants.
2. soil moisture
3. Nutrients or fertilizers
4. Genetics (plant varieties)
5. Temperature, quality of sunlight.