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This collection reviews current research on optimising substrates for soilless cultivation and assesses recent advances in technologies

before future trends in greenhouse robotics research are discussed

Subsequent research suggests that marbling can occur at different stages of growth when sufficient nutrition is provided and that the relationship between total fat and marbling is not constant

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