This work discusses the latest work in Rice Research in Asian countries and makes suggestions on future progression and rice research priorities.
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"This is an excellent summary of past work detailing how current production is achieved and future effort needs to increase production, from new plant types to biotechnological improvements. . . .Relying on economic estimates of detailed survey and related data, this book identifies how limited resources should be focused. . .to increase rice production."--Choice "This is an excellent summary of past work detailing how current production is achieved and future effort needs to increase production, from new plant types to biotechnological improvements. . . .Relying on economic estimates of detailed survey and related data, this book identifies how limited resources should be focused. . .to increase rice production."--Choice "This is an excellent summary of past work detailing how current production is achieved and future effort needs to increase production, from new plant types to biotechnological improvements. . . .Relying on economic estimates of detailed survey and related data, this book identifies how limited resources should be focused. . .to increase rice production."--Choice "This is an excellent summary of past work detailing how current production is achieved and future effort needs to increase production, from new plant types to biotechnological improvements. . . .Relying on economic estimates of detailed survey and related data, this book identifies how limited resources should be focused. . .to increase rice production."--Choice
This text reports efforts to use rigorous, quantitative methods for priority setting for conducting research on rice in Asia. It begins with a review of the problem and approaches that have been used previously. Several chapters then demonstrate how a number of areas of plant science research have contributed to gains in rice productivity and assess the current challenges of genetic improvement and pest control. The economic framework for priority setting and previous methods are reviewed, before a series of country case studies provide more practical applications of these.
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