论文信息 - Response to Comment on "Climate and Management Contributions to Recent Trends in U.S. Agricultural Yields"

Response to Comment on "Climate and Management Contributions to Recent Trends in U.S. Agricultural Yields"

Gu ( [1][1] ) claims that by analyzing a subset of counties, we guaranteed that temperature trends would significantly impact yields. This was not the case. If temperature trends were small, or if nonclimatic contributions to yields were large, then the effect of temperature trends on yields would

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