Protein Metabolism in the Shadow of Environmental Pollution

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  • Stoner, James GF Monash University, Australia and University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Abstract

In our time, environmental pollution has become large-scale and negatively affects the development of living organisms. Climate change and significant warming, rising average annual temperatures together with the widespread use of herbicides in modern agriculture have a significant impact on the metabolic processes in cultivated plants. Therefore, the study of herbicides and their compositions together with increasing temperature for growth, development, key processes of protein-amino acid metabolism in seedlings of cereals in the early stages of ontogenesis is relevant and necessary to reduce their negative impact on crops and produce environmentally friendly products.

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Published

2023-05-17

How to Cite

Stoner, James GF. (2023). Protein Metabolism in the Shadow of Environmental Pollution. Pooda Journal of Business Marketing, Finance, And Accounting Studies, 13(1). Retrieved from https://pooda.org/index.php/pooda/article/view/261

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