Agriculture contributes mainly to national economies specifically in developing countries,
and cotton is an important cash crop. In certain countries, it is recognized as “white gold” …

Land use/land cover (LULC) change has serious implications for environment as LULC is
directly related to land degradation over a period of time and results in many changes in the …

At the global and regional scales, green vegetation cover has the ability to affect the climate
and land surface fluxes. Climate is an important factor which plays an important role in …

Land surface temperature (LST) is defined as a phenomenon which shows that microclimate
of an urban system gets heated much faster than its surrounding rural climates. The …

Water is the most important limiting factor of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) and wheat
(Triticum aestivum L.) cropping systems in semi-arid conditions of Southern Punjab. A two …

Understanding the effects of warming trends, genetics, and management on crop phenology
is crucial for adaptation against the increasing trend in temperature in the upcoming …

Simulation models are widely used for making decision support especially under sub-
optimal climatic conditions for yield improvement. The impact of uncertain weather …

Phosphorus (P) application in the soil improves soil fertility and thus contributes to
reproductive organ development, resulting in a higher cotton yield. However, the effect of …

The Southeastern region of the United States (SE-US) is agroecologically diverse,
economically agriculture reliant, and distinct from the twentieth-century warming trend …

Cotton is a multifaceted crop of which wholesome or all parts individually can be used for
their by-products in addition to their domestic or economic uses. It provides lint raw material …