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Xiaomao Lin's research investigates the impacts of climate and environmental factors on crop yields, with a focus on wheat and maize. Lin has published studies examining the relationship between hot-dry-windy events and U.S. winter wheat yield loss, as well as the influence of water deficit and irrigation management on winter wheat yield in China. Further work has explored how prolonged grain filling periods and changes in radiation affect maize yields in China.

Lin's research also extends to quantifying yield gaps and analyzing crop water productivity. Publications include an analysis of on-farm data to explain yield gaps in U.S. central Great Plains winter wheat and an assessment of alfalfa water productivity and yield gaps in the same region. Additionally, Lin has investigated peanut yield and nutrient uptake in various regions of China and contributed to research predicting rice phenology across China using crop models and machine learning.

Beyond agricultural science, Lin has contributed to environmental research, including the estimation of biomass burning emissions from the 2019-2020 Australian fires. Lin holds a Ph.D. and has a publication record of 155 papers with 3,123 citations, and an h-index of 31.

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• h-index: 31
• Publications: 155
• Citations: 3,123