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1Crops are generally divided into two groups, C3 and C4, depending on their efficiency of use of CO2 during photosynthesis.
2For more information on crop simulation models, see Adams et al. (1990), Rosenzweig (1993), and Rosenzweig and Parry (1994).
3Scenario A2 is the second highest emission scenario among the six scenarios considered by the Third and Fourth Assessments Reports of the IPCC. Cline (2007) argued that scenario A2 should be viewed as an intermediate emission path as IPCC scenarios are biased towards underestimation of the future emission.
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