Enhancing C3 Photosynthesis
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A new “green revolution” is needed in world agriculture to increase crop yields for food and bioenergy, because gains from conventional crop improvement ([Fischer and Edmeades, 2010][1]) are less than world population growth. Efforts to increase crop productivity must also consider global change
- Australian National University Australia
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Crops, Agricultural, Crops, Keywords: carbon dioxide, histology, Theoretical, Models, crop, Photosynthesis, plant leaf, Agricultural, photosynthesis, theoretical model, Systems Biology, article, systems biology, Carbon Dioxide, Models, Theoretical, Plant Leaves, physiology, metabolism
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