Abstract
AbstractAn editorial published in August 2021 in Nature Ecology and Evolution entitled “Agriculture isn’t all rocket science” stated that agriculture and food security do not need high-tech solutions and that low-tech solutions may be just as important as they have been for the COVID-19 pandemic. Perhaps the authors have forgotten that if the effects of the pandemic are no longer as devastating as they were in the beginning, the main merit is of a high-tech solution, i.e. mRNA vaccines.
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Springer International Publishing
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