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Texas A&M University

A public land-grant research university in College Station, Texas, with a major AgriLife Research program.
College Station, TX, USA
1 publication
Imaging and phenotyping
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Texas A&M University collaborates with Vibe Imaging Analytics to apply reproducible imaging and phenotyping workflows in grain and seed research. This partner currently has 1 linked publication on the site. Based in College Station, TX, USA.

Key focus
rice
food security
Bangladesh
market efficiency
grain quality
Vibe QM3
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Rice quality and its impacts on food security and sustainability in Bangladesh
2021
PLOS ONE
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Rice quality and its impacts on food security and sustainability in Bangladesh

Rice samples from Dhaka retail markets were assessed with a Vibe QM3 Rice Analyzer for broken percentage, chalk percentage, color, length, width, and homogeneity, feeding a hedonic price model of how rice quality affects market pricing and food security in Bangladesh.

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food security
Bangladesh
market efficiency
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College Station, TX, USA


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