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  • Wheat yield is sensitive to temperature, but there could be substantial variation in this response across cultivars. Here the authors present data on the climatic responses of wheat cultivars in South Africa, highlighting which cultivars might be better able to maintain yield under warming.

    • Aaron M. Shew
    • Jesse B. Tack
    • Petronella Chaminuka
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 11, P: 1-9

  • In South Africa, GM white maize has been grown for direct human consumption, whereas GM yellow and conventional hybrid maize have been cultivated primarily for livestock feed. Across 106 locations, 28 years, 491 cultivars, and 49,335 dryland and 9,617 irrigated observations in South Africa, GM maize showed increased mean yields over conventional hybrid maize, and GM white maize showed higher increased yields than GM yellow maize.

    • Aaron M. Shew
    • Jesse B. Tack
    • Safiah Maali
    Research
    Nature Food
    Volume: 2, P: 104-109