OMICS‐BasedKnowledge for Achieving Food and Nutritional Security
Authors:
- Shanza NasarSNShanza Nasar
- Murad MuhammadMurad Muhammad
- Ejaz Hussain SiddiqiESEjaz Hussain Siddiqi
- Muhammad MajeedMMMuhammad Majeed
- Nimrah AmeenNANimrah Ameen
- Shahid UllahSUShahid Ullah
- Shazia KousarSKShazia Kousar
- Muhammad AbdullahMAMuhammad Abdullah
- 29 March 2024
- book chapter
- Published by Wiley
- p. 67-90
Abstract
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