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  • Agricultural Science
  • Climate Change Adaptation
  • Plant Biology

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  • Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) possess significant agricultural potential due to diverse climates.
  • Climate change poses a substantial threat to LAC's agricultural sector, necessitating adaptation strategies.
  • Traditional farming practices in LAC face challenges from increased drought, excessive rainfall, and extreme temperatures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To establish the Latin American Plant Phenomics Network (LatPPN) for enhancing agricultural resilience in LAC.
  • To focus on LAC's economically important crops for climate change adaptation.
  • To foster a unified approach to plant phenomics and phenotyping across the region.

Main Methods:

  • Implementing training programs for plant phenomics and phenotyping within LAC.
  • Establishing international and multidisciplinary collaborations.
  • Developing standardized data exchange protocols and research methodologies.
  • Facilitating the sharing of equipment and infrastructure.
  • Disseminating research data and findings.

Main Results:

  • The creation of the Latin American Plant Phenomics Network (LatPPN).
  • A strategic plan encompassing training, collaboration, standardization, resource sharing, and data dissemination.
  • Identification of funding opportunities and strategies for long-term sustainability.
  • Progress towards a consolidated mindset in plant phenomics and phenotyping in LAC.

Conclusions:

  • LatPPN represents a significant advancement in preparing LAC agriculture for climate change.
  • The network's strategies aim to build a more resilient agricultural future for the region.
  • Continued collaboration and standardization are crucial for LatPPN's success and sustainability.