46. Golden Rice – a food fight to enhance the unsustainable monarch of mega-crops
作者： Ernest Small
DOI: 10.1080/14888386.2014.963145
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摘要: All major cultivated crops contribute to the ‘ecological footprint’ of human activity that robs biodiversity habitat. However, only about a dozen leading (here termed ‘mega-crops’) ...
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