Study on plants: Towards a reason or purpose
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https://doi.org/10.14719/pst.2016.3.1.192Keywords:
crops, plant research, diet-health relationship, environmental impactAbstract
The growth of scientific studies involving plants towards matching with the ever increasing demands of development is indispensible, at which our efforts on research are aimed in line with the requirement. The interdisciplinary field that generates discussion and research between environment and plant science including human-focused themes is highlighted in this article. In particular, the strategies to wipe out the main bottleneck of studies on plants are briefed so that they could be visualised by the prospective researchers in future.
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