Climate change boosts soybean production but worsens bean quality
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AI-powered predictive modeling reveals climate pressures (CO₂, heat, drought) will increase soybean yields by 50% but reduce nutritional quality, with implications for global food security.
This study uses predictive modeling rather than field outcomes. Actual real-world results may differ from projections, and mitigation strategies are not addressed in this announcement.
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