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Analysis of Light Temperature Yield Potentiality of Cultivated Land

Qiyu Li

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Based on the analysis of the natural and social economic conditions of Dongpo district of Meishan city,agro-ecological zone was applied to calculate light temperature yield potentiality of main crops,which was the theoretical upper limit.Compared with the actual productivity of crops,some advice was provided to improve the productivity of cultivated land.

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Based on the analysis of the natural and social economic conditions of Dongpo district of Meishan city,agro-ecological zone was applied to calculate light temperature yield potentiality of main crops,which was the theoretical upper limit.Compared with the actual productivity of crops,some advice was provided to improve the productivity of cultivated land.

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Based on the analysis of the natural and social economic conditions of Dongpo district of Meishan city,agro-ecological zone was applied to calculate light temperature yield potentiality of main crops,which was the theoretical upper limit.Compared with the actual productivity of crops,some advice was provided to improve the productivity of cultivated land.

Key concepts: Productivity, Yield (engineering), Cultivated land, Limit (mathematics), Environmental science, Geography, Agricultural economics, Agroforestry

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