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Vulnerability of staple food crops to climate change

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McGregor, Andrew
Taylor, M.
Bourke, Mike
Lebot, Vincent

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Secretariat of the Pacific Community

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This chapter focuses on the potential impact of climate change on Pacific Island staple food crops; that is, those food crops that dominate diets in the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs), provide a major proportion of energy and nutrient needs and are vital for food security. The production of food staples is the dominant agricultural activity, for both household self-sufficiency and income generation. Factors that impact on staple food production will have a profound influence on livelihoods and the economic wellbeing of the region.

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Vulnerability of Pacific Island agriculture and forestry to climate change

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Open Access via publisher website

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2099-12-31