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  • Nombre: The Role of Plant Agricultural Practices on Development of Antimicrobial Resistant Fungi Affecting H | AA. VV.
  • Editorial: National Academies Press
  • Ttipo: Book
  • Publicado: 2026 / 02 / 22
  • Código: 9780309697675

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b'AA. VV.'
b'The Role of Plant Agricultural Practices on Development of Antimicrobial Resistant Fungi Affecting H'
b'National Academies Press'

Libro disponible en 5 dias hábiles.

Páginas: 196
Precio: 1250.0
Estado: b'Nuevo'
Peso: 0.293 kgs.
ISBN: b'9780309697675'

b'Antifungal use in plant agriculture is a widespread practice necessary to safeguard food safety and security. While the impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a significant global health concern, knowledge gaps exist surrounding antifungal resistance, the connection to plant agriculture, and its implications for human health. The National Academies Forum on Microbial Threats hosted a workshop series in June 2022 exploring the role of plant agricultural practices in AMR development and implications for human health, with a focus on plant crop production. Sessions explored the magnitude of environmentally induced/selected antifungal resistance connected to plant agriculture, agricultural practices that may contribute to AMR in human pathogens, and strategies for surveillance and mitigation.This Proceedings document summarizes workshop discussions.'