ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Extreme-Temperature Indices and Seasonal Precipitation Deficits Characterize Soybean Yield Variability in Eastern Croatia: The 2024-2025 Climatically Stressful Seasons in Context (2020-2025).
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Abstract
Recent hydrothermal extremes threaten soybean productivity in rainfed systems of Southeastern Europe, but single-location field datasets require cautious interpretation. This study evaluated cultivar-level soybean yield variability in large-scale rainfed field trials near Osijek, eastern Croatia, during 2020-2025 and compared the climatic context of the adverse 2024 and 2025 seasons. Grain yield, adjusted to 13% moisture, was analyzed across years and maturity groups (MGs) using ANOVA, Fisher's LSD mean separation, ANCOVA/linear trend analysis, and exploratory climate-yield correlations. Daily station data for 2024-2025 were used to calculate extreme-temperature indices. ANOVA showed a highly significant year effect on yield (
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