Macroclimate is climate discussed in the continental or planetary scale.
Macroclimate and plant forms: an introduction to predictive modelling in phytogeography, Junk, The Hague.
These broad weather conditions of a particular wine-growing region are defined as the
macroclimate. Local conditions that influence the weather in a particular vineyard or portion of a vineyard are referred to as the mesoclimate, and the climatic conditions around a particular vine are the microclimate.
Of these six schemes, the zonobiome system of Walter (1985) is efficient at predicting changes in communities based on
macroclimate. The bioclimatic classification by Rivas-Martinez (2007) reveals shifts in distribution of potential vegetation on a continental, regional, and local scale.
Climate--The inabilities of the countries and regions to reflect their micro and
macroclimate features on economic improvement,
And perhaps the universality of this norm is part of a country's "
macroclimate" that marginally influences the cultivation of the norm.
bolting electromagnetic spectrum etiolation frost-sensitive frost-tender frost-tolerant growing degree days lake effect
macroclimate microclimate photon phototropism phytochrome vernalization
Know your
macroclimate and learn about your mesoclimates.
Burke IC, Elliott ET, Cole CV (1995) Influence of
macroclimate, landscape position, and management on soil organic matter in agroecosystems.
The process involved overlaying data on
macroclimate and mesoclimate, such as frost dates, frequency of extreme low temperatures, degree days, aspect, slope, present land use, and soils.
Insam H, Domsch KH (1989) The influence of
macroclimate on soil microbial biomass levels.
In addition to a general introduction in Chapter 1 that covers general aspects of
macroclimate and global crop production and soils, the book is organized in three main parts, and an appendix with terminology in agronomy, units, symbols, and conversion factors.
