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Rapid and Noninvasive Typing and Assessment of Nutrient Content of Maize Kernels Using a Handheld Raman Spectrometer.
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Abstract
To thrive as a global civilization, food production must meet the demands of our ever-growing population. There are more than a billion people on the planet suffering from malnutrition through poor quality or lack of food. Nutrient content of food can be determined by a variety of methods, which have issues such as slow analysis or sample destruction. Near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy is a long-standing alternative to these methods. In this work, we demonstrated that Raman spectroscopy (RS), another spectroscopic method, can also be used to assess the nutrient content of maize (
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