العلاقة الإحصائية الناتجة من تأثير التغير المناخي في مساحة و غلة و إنتاجية بعض محاصيل الخضروات في محافظات الموصل، بغداد، البصرة

الملخص EN

It has become known to specialists that climate change in our present time is the increase in the temperature of the atmosphere, which reflects negatively on all components of the ecosystem.

Climate-specific unless these requirements are met then it will surely leads to hindering the growth stages of the cultivated crop and thus relying on identifying the climatic elements for long years and their eyes for the studied agricultural crops and finding the statistical relationship between the variables The goal of using statistical methods is to reduce a lot of digital data and automatically process it by computer programs that reduce time and effort to find the relationship Causality and the consequent variables that negatively affect their states in others, and after everything related to data processing by the Mentap program has been applied, the differential relationships were found in terms of the influencing (significant) or non-influencing relationship.

The significant (non-influencing).

Indeed, we found that the temperature has significant influencing relationships in determining the yield of vegetable crops, despite the heavy use of fertilizers and pesticides in the cultivation of such agricultural crops.

Consequently, the climate impact in many of the tables was not clear considering most of the relationships did not give the great negative impact of the climate factor, because the small area enables the farmer to take care.

It did not give the great negative impact of the climate factor, because the small area enables the farmer to take care of the land in contrast to other agricultural crops (field crops) that require different irrigation methods and the large abundance of water for large, large areas.

In addition to comparing them with fruit trees, the situation is more difficult because the topic is related for hours Cold and this is not our topic.

Therefore, the climate impact and climate change do not have a significant impact on growing vegetable crops.