Biofortification: Breeding Micronutrient‐Dense Crops

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Zinc fertilization influence on maize productivity and grain nutritional quality under integrated soil fertility management in Zimbabwe (2014, background): “This is against the recommended 40–60 mg Zn kg 1 necessary to meet human requirements (Pfeiffer and McClafferty, 2007).”
Biofortification: A New Tool to Reduce Micronutrient Malnutrition (2011, background): “For biofortification to be successful, three broad questions must be addressed: » Can breeding increase the micronutrient density in food staples to reach target levels that will have a measurable and significant impact on nutritional status? [3] » When consumed under controlled conditions, will the”