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Impacts of climate change on wine grape farming in the Western Cape: Implications for adaptation
Research indicates that climate change can be expected to result in a warming and drying effect in the Western Cape's most highly productive wine grape growing regions by the 2040s. This could pose serious challenges to the yield and quality of wine grapes produced in the region, as it negatively af...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2024
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