メタボロミクスによる農業食品システムの強化:作物の改良から食品の品質まで

Marina Dantas Corradin1, Joanna Lado1,2, Santiago Luzardo1,3

  • 1Area Agroalimentos INIA, Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agropecuaria, Montevideo, Uruguay.

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まとめ

メタボロミクスは,ウルグアイの農業生産性と持続可能性の向上に不可欠な植物と動物の代謝に関する深い洞察を提供します. このアプローチは,作物の収穫量,農業食品の品質の最適化,より良い農業慣行のための情報に基づいた意思決定を支援します.

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