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. 2013 Sep 16;8(9):e73602. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0073602

Table 2. Summary of project climate change effects on flowering date, full maturity date and concentrations of deoxynivalenol in winter wheat and maize grown in the Netherlands, based on KNMI and HC climate model data.

FD baseline 1 FD future 1 FD difference 1 MD baseline 1 MD future 1 MD difference 1 DON baseline 1,2 DON future 1 DON difference 1
Wheat
KNMI average 162 157 -5 250 240 -10 2564 2282 -282
Minimum 156 151 -6 239 230 -14 506 730 *
Maximum 165 160 -3 259 246 -5 5737 6361 *
HC average 162 151 -11 250 233 -17 2728 2634 -95
Minimum 156 147 -12 239 225 -22 560 914 *
Maximum 165 154 -9 259 239 -13 5957 12501 *
Maize
KNMI average 215 208 -7 261 242 -19 188 33 -155
Minimum 205 198 -9 239 223 -28 5 1 *
Maximum 222 215 -4 278 251 -14 402 85 *
HC average 215 201 -14 261 225 -36 256 6 -250
Minimum 205 191 -17 239 210 -45 13 0 *
Maximum 222 208 -11 278 235 -29 545 34 *

1 FD: Flowering data (Ordinal date), MD: Full maturity date (Ordinal date), DON: deoxynivalenol concentration (in μg kg-1 , Diff: Difference between dates (in days), * Not calculated.

2 Note: differences in DON concentrations between KNMI and HC model data in the baseline period are due to differences in data on relative humidity; data on rainfall and temperature are identical since this series corresponded to the observed series.