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Precision agriculture is a management approach that gathers and analyzes temporal and spatial data about plants and environmental conditions to optimize decision-making and resource use. For plant science, this data-driven methodology enables researchers to understand plant responses to varying environmental conditions at individual and population scales, improving both research precision and agricultural productivity. By systematically monitoring and responding to plant variability, precision agriculture advances knowledge of plant physiology, stress responses, and optimal growing conditions that would be difficult to discern through traditional methods.

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Scientists breed drought-tough crops to keep vegetables affordable ...

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