sustainable-production
Sustainable production in plant science refers to agricultural and horticultural methods designed to maintain long-term productivity while minimizing environmental degradation and resource depletion. This is essential for plant science because it addresses the critical balance between meeting global food and material demands while preserving soil health, water systems, and biodiversity. Research in sustainable production develops techniques that optimize crop yield, reduce chemical inputs, and enhance plant resilience to environmental stress—ultimately supporting both human food security and ecosystem stability.
Green Biosynthesis of Terpenoid-Derived Flavor and Fragrance Compou...
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Engineered Microbial Production of Sesquiterpenoids: Recent Advance...
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Development of Bacillus subtilis cell factories for nutraceuticals ...
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Genetic modification of Clostridium kluyveri for heterologous n-but...
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