Subsistence yields for maize, soybean, wheat and rice used for analysis in the study "Geography and availability of natural habitat determine whether cropland intensification or expansion is more detrimental to biodiversity"

ISIMIP is an international network of climate-impact modellers who develop and provide datasets for cross-sectorally consistent climate impact modeling. This data is ISIMIP2a data from the EPIC-BOKU model &amp; WFDEI.GPCC climate forcing (PM set, Penman-Monteith evapotranspiration calculation method), for the default setup and four crops (corn, soybean, rice and winter wheat) under subsistence management. The first string ("CRXXXYYY") of the first field is a unique gridcell identifier of a global half-degree grid. There might be more than 1 record per CR (could be averaged). The mapping between the 'CRXXXYYY' field and half-degree grid lat-lon coordinates is the following:lon = (as.numeric(XXX) - 1)*0.5 - 179.75lat = 89.75 + 0.5*(1 - as.numeric(YYY))YLDG: dry‐matter yield (t DM / ha, to be used as harvested crop yield for grain and tubers)<br>YLDF: raw dry‐matter yield (t DM / ha, to be used as harvested crop yield for cotton and sugar cane)BIOM: total biomass (t DM / ha)<br>YLN: N used by crop in biomass (kg/ha)<br>YLP: P used by crop in biomass (kg/ha)<br>FTN: N applied (kg/ha)<br>IRGA: irrigation volume applied (mm)<br>YLC: C in biomass