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Agricultural biotechnology has the potential to advance crop productivity production enhancement and improve food security at global level.

Successful application of phenotyping platforms to advance crop breeding and identify and monitor disease requires: (1) high resolution of imaging and environmental sensors; (2) quality data products that facilitate computer vision, machine learning and GIS; (3) capacity infrastructure for data management and analysis; and (4) automated environmental data collection.

This productivity increase has been due to a number of advances; including strain selection, genetic modification (GM), and advanced crop protection and management.

Introduction of alien genes through transgenic technology may be difficult (King et al., 2004), but continued advances in crop improvement will depend on understanding the genome and its genes.

Sales could be made in advance because crop-production levels could be guaranteed, thanks to the predictable nature of indoor agriculture.

Major advances in crop yields are needed in the coming decades.

These strategies can consist of, but not limited to, advancing water, crop and soil management, and genetic improvements and their relationships with the climatic variables on large scales.

In plants, manipulating microRNA could lead to advances in crop breeding, and in humans it could even be used against tumors, he says.

In addition, it promotes the public understanding of scientific advances in crop biotechnology and their implications for the consistent availability of sufficient quantities of food, feed, and fiber.

Recent and future advances in crop water status monitoring should permit future improvements in precision irrigation, by combining very uniform water application with the accurate determination of water needs.

Future advances in crop development could be achieved through co-operation between scientists and marginalized farmer groups in order to address challenges of rapid adaptation in a world of increasing socio-political and climatic uncertainty.