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Autumn Begins as Climate Change Threatens Insects and Fungi
The autumn season officially begins today with the autumnal equinox, when day and night are equal. This occurs precisely at 10:50 AM and lasts for about 89 days. During this time, humidity increases, fog appears, and light rains may occur along the coasts and the Low-elevation areas. Autumn brings changes in the weather, including a drop in both daytime and nighttime temperatures and a widening temperature gap between them. This increases the likelihood of insects and fungal diseases spreading, especially with the rising humidity. Farmers are advised to regularly inspect their crops, use pesticides and preventative sprays, and emphasize the importance of adding high-phosphorus fertilizers to counteract nutrient absorption issues caused by the humid conditions.
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