sustainable-horticulture
Sustainable horticulture is the practice of cultivating fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants in ways that minimize environmental impact, conserve natural resources, and maintain long-term soil and ecosystem health. For plant scientists, it bridges fundamental research in plant physiology, soil biology, and ecology with practical growing systems that reduce reliance on synthetic inputs. Understanding how plants interact with their environment under low-intervention conditions drives innovation in breeding, integrated pest management, and resource-efficient cultivation techniques.
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