Heidi Webber

Professor, Research Area co-lead

Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research

Germany

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Dr. Heidi Webber is a Professor and Research Area co-lead at the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research in Germany. Her research focuses on climate change impacts on agricultural productivity, soil organic carbon modeling, and strategies for mitigating risks to crop yields. Recent articles include studies on waterlogging effects, nitrogen fertilizer needs, and the adaptation of crops to changing climatic conditions.

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Institute of Space Sciences

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Ke Liu

University of Tasmania

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Juraj Balkovic

International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

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GLORIA PADOVAN

University of Florence

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Marco Acutis

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Senthold Asseng

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Articles (10)

Gaps and strategies for accurate simulation of waterlogging impacts on crop productivity

AMPSOM: A measureable pool soil organic carbon and nitrogen model for arable cropping systems

Evaluation of multimodel averaging approaches for ensembling evapotranspiration and yield simulations from maize models

Past and future wheat yield losses in France's breadbasket

Robust assessment of climatic risks to crop production

Spring frost risk assessment on winter wheat in South Korea

Global needs for nitrogen fertilizer to improve wheat yield under climate change

Climate change causes spatial shifts in the productivity of agricultural long-term field experiments

Contrasting Responses of Spring and Summer Potato to Climate Change in South Korea

From typology to criteria considered by farmers: what explains agroecological practice implementation in North-Sudanian Burkina Faso?

Collaborators (6)

Alex Ruane

Ke Liu

Juraj Balkovic

GLORIA PADOVAN

Marco Acutis

Senthold Asseng

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