The maps below show potential changes in agriculture pest species distribution due to climate change. Codling MothThe maps below show mean annual numbers of life cycles of codling moth over South Africa for present climatic conditions and for temperature increases of 1°C, 2°C and 3°C. Source: DEA Department of Environmental Affairs). 2013. Long-Term Adaptation Scenarios Flagship Research Programme (LTAS) for South Africa. Climate Change Implications for the Agriculture and Forestry Sectors in South Africa. Pretoria, South Africa. here EldanaThe maps below show distribution patterns of the mating index of Eldana over South
Africa for present climatic conditions, for a temperature increase 2°C and the difference between present and future.  Source: DEA Department of Environmental Affairs). 2013. Long-Term Adaptation Scenarios Flagship Research Programme (LTAS) for South Africa. Climate Change Implications for the Agriculture and Forestry Sectors in South Africa. Pretoria, South Africa. here Chilo Source: DEA Department of
Environmental Affairs). 2013. Long-Term Adaptation Scenarios Flagship
Research Programme (LTAS) for South Africa. Climate Change Implications for the
Agriculture and Forestry Sectors in South Africa. Pretoria, South Africa. here |
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