Biotechnology or organic? Extensive or intensive? Global or local? A critical review of potential pathways to resolve the global food crisis
Authors:
- Evan FraserEFEvan Fraser
- Alexander LegwegohALAlexander Legwegoh
- Krishna KcKKKrishna Kc
- Mike CoDyreMCMike CoDyre
- Goretty DiasGDGoretty Dias
- Shelley HazenSHShelley Hazen
- Rylea JohnsonRJRylea Johnson
- Ralph MartinRMRalph Martin
- Lisa OhbergLOLisa Ohberg
- Sri SethuratnamSSSri Sethuratnam
- Lauren SneydLSLauren Sneyd
- John SmithersJSJohn Smithers
- 1 February 2016
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Trends in Food Science & Technology
- Vol. 48, 78-87
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