Food System Resilience: Concepts, Issues, and Challenges

Food System Resilience: Concepts, Issues, and Challenges
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DOI:
10.1146/annurev-environ-112320-050744
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发表时间:
2022-09
影响因子:
16.4
通讯作者:
M. Zurek;John J. A. Ingram;A. Bellamy;C. Goold;Christopher Lyon;P. Alexander;A. Barnes;D. Bebber;T. Breeze;A. Bruce;Lisa M. Collins;Jessica A. C. Davies;Bob Doherty;J. Ensor;Sofia C. Franco;Andrea Gatto;T. Hess;C. Lamprinopoulou;Lingxuan Liu;M. Merkle;L. Norton;Tom Oliver;J. Ollerton;S. Potts;M. S. Reed;C. Sutcliffe;P. Withers
M. Zurek;John J. A. Ingram;A. Bellamy;C. Goold;Christopher Lyon;P. Alexander;A. Barnes;D. Bebber;T. Breeze;A. Bruce;Lisa M. Collins;Jessica A. C. Davies;Bob Doherty;J. Ensor;Sofia C. Franco;Andrea Gatto;T. Hess;C. Lamprinopoulou;Lingxuan Liu;M. Merkle;L. Norton;Tom Oliver;J. Ollerton;S. Potts;M. S. Reed;C. Sutcliffe;P. Withers
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学1区
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作者:
M. Zurek;John J. A. Ingram;A. Bellamy;C. Goold;Christopher Lyon;P. Alexander;A. Barnes;D. Bebber;T. Breeze;A. Bruce;Lisa M. Collins;Jessica A. C. Davies;Bob Doherty;J. Ensor;Sofia C. Franco;Andrea Gatto;T. Hess;C. Lamprinopoulou;Lingxuan Liu;M. Merkle;L. Norton;Tom Oliver;J. Ollerton;S. Potts;M. S. Reed;C. Sutcliffe;P. Withers

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