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Limits to adaptation: Agroforestry buffers but does not offset climate change impacts on maize yields in Dodoma, Tanzania
AbstractAgricultural productivity in the semi-arid region of central Tanzania is low and projected to further decrease due to climate change, exacerbating the already high levels of food insecurity among the rural population. Agroforestry is actively promoted in the region as an adaptation strategy
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