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Start-up leverages power of AI to enable more cost-effective acceleration of greenhouse agriculture

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some researchers are doing genetic work on new varieties of crops that can recruit bacteria to fix nitrogen for them. In addition, one company has developed genetically modified microbes that fix…

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