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1. Breadbaskets synonyms, Breadbaskets pronunciation, Breadbaskets translation, English dictionary definition of Breadbaskets
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5. Breadbaskets ( countable ) A breadbasket is a basket that holds bread
6. The only rain-fed corn and soybean Breadbaskets are the U.S
7. Breadbaskets: the part of the body between the chest and the pelvis.
8. Synonyms for Abdomens include stomachs, bellies, tummies, guts, middles, breadbaskets, pots, midriffs, paunches and tums
9. By this definition, there are only a few major Breadbaskets in the world
10. 6 synonyms of Breadbaskets from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 6 related words, definitions, and antonyms
11. However, to date, little is known about the spatial dependency of lower than expected crop yields from global Breadbaskets
12. However, to date, little is known about the spatial dependency of lower than expected crop yields from global Breadbaskets
13. This especially applies in the case of extreme events, i.e., where one or more Breadbaskets are experiencing far below average yields.
14. Projected wheat, maize and soybean yield losses in the global Breadbaskets increase disproportionately between 1.5 and 2 °C global warming
15. The world Breadbaskets or the geographical areas responsible for growing much of the world’s food, are at risk due to extreme temperatures
16. • The highest simultaneous climate risk increase in the Breadbaskets between the two warming scenarios was found for wheat, followed by maize and soybean.
17. For soybeans, for example, the implications of crop failure in all major Breadbaskets associated with climate risk would be at least 12.55 million tons of …
18. In many of the world's Breadbaskets, however, increases in the yield of the three primary grains have slowed or even reached a plateau, Observes Lester R
19. Breadbaskets are regions that produce a large and stable surplus of one or more major food crops that not only meet local demand, but substantially contribute to the food supply in other regions
20. Will the world’s Breadbaskets become less reliable? Over the past few decades, people around the world have benefited from a growing supply of food, keeping prices relatively stable and reducing undernourishment to near all-time lows
21. The Arctic's ice is at an all-time low, the world's Breadbaskets in the US, Russia, India and Europe are suffering a massive drought while more temperate areas like our own are experiencing increasingly unstable weather.