North–South divide: contrasting impacts of climate change on crop yields in Scotland and England
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Dominic Moran | M. Semenov | J. West | D. Moran | Andrew D. Barnes | Michael H. Butterworth | B. Fitt | Andrew Barnes | Michael H Butterworth | Mikhail A Semenov | Jonathan S West | Bruce D L Fitt
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