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Targeted micronutrient management with zinc and selenium is highlighted as a practical pathway for agronomic biofortification of wheat.

A claim from Advancing Wheat Productivity Through Nutrient Interactions, Fertilizer Practices, and Genetic Improvement · 2026

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Claim · model-written summary

Targeted micronutrient management with zinc and selenium is highlighted as a practical pathway for agronomic biofortification of wheat.

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targeted micronutrient management, particularly zinc and seleniume2
Outcome
agronomic biofortificatione2

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“Advancing Wheat Productivity Through Nutrient Interactions, Fertilizer Practices, and Genetic Improvement”

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“targeted micronutrient management, particularly zinc and selenium, is highlighted as a practical pathway for agronomic biofortification”

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Title

Advancing Wheat Productivity Through Nutrient Interactions, Fertilizer Practices, and Genetic Improvement

Ibrahim S. Elbasyoni; Soleman M. Al-Otayk; Mohamed Ghonimy; et al. Life 2026. doi:10.3390/life16050795

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