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About the Book: Agroclimatology of Vegetable Crops: Classification and
Cultivation
The book "Agroclimatology of Vegetable Crops: Classification and Cultivation" is
a specialized academic resource that focuses on the interplay between climate
and vegetable crop production. This book delves into the principles of
agroclimatology with a specific focus on vegetable cultivation, addressing both
scientific foundations and practical applications. It emphasizes the role of
climate elements—such as temperature, rainfall, humidity, sunshine, and wind—in
determining the growth, development, yield, and quality of various vegetable
crops. Each chapter integrates agroclimatic insights with crop physiology,
offering detailed analyses of weather-sensitive stages in vegetables like
tomato, potato, onion, cabbage, and leafy greens.
The book also examines
ISBN-13
9789358874198
Language
Engllish
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
NIPA
Publishing Date
2026
Total Pages
242
Agroclimatology of Vegetable Crops: Classification and Cultivation
About the Book: Agroclimatology of Vegetable Crops: Classification and
Cultivation
The book "Agroclimatology of Vegetable Crops: Classification and Cultivation" is
a specialized academic resource that focuses on the interplay between climate
and vegetable crop production. This book delves into the principles of
agroclimatology with a specific focus on vegetable cultivation, addressing both
scientific foundations and practical applications. It emphasizes the role of
climate elements—such as temperature, rainfall, humidity, sunshine, and wind—in
determining the growth, development, yield, and quality of various vegetable
crops. Each chapter integrates agroclimatic insights with crop physiology,
offering detailed analyses of weather-sensitive stages in vegetables like
tomato, potato, onion, cabbage, and leafy greens.
The book also examines