Oil palm in the 2020s and beyond: challenges and solutions
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This review surveys the oil palm sector in the 2020s and beyond, its major challenges and options for future progress. Oil palm crop production faces many future challenges, including emerging threats from climate change and pests and diseases. The inevitability of climate change requires more effective international collaboration for its
These, together with the oil palm genome builds and its associated databases, provide resources for developing marker-assisted selection (MAS) programs and support genetic engineering technologies toward improving the nutritional values of oil palm and palm oil.
Designing the oil palm of the future. - Semantic Scholar
Improved oil palm varieties with higher yields, good oil quality, compact in architecture, better adaptation to climate change and higher tolerance to diseases have been prioritised to meet future demands of the oil palm industry.
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This chapter discusses the origin and development of the oil palm idustry, its classification and morphology, and the future for oil palm clonal propagation and other aspects of oil palm biotechnology. 1. The origin and development of the oil palm idustry. 1.1 Origin of the oil palm. 1.2 The oil palm in Africa. 1.3 Development of the oil palm plantation industry. 1.4 World--wide development of
Oil palm production in Indonesia has expanded by converting more natural ecosystems to agricultural ones. This study finds large yield gaps among large and smallholder farms there, suggesting
Designing oil palm architectural ideotypes for optimal light
For perennials such as oil palm, breeding programmes were focused more on fruit yield, but now aim at exploring more complex traits. The aim of the present study is to investigate potential improvements in light interception and carbon assimilation in the study case of oil palm, by manipulating leaf traits and proposing architectural ideotypes.
The production of palm oil (PO) is highly profitable. The economies of the principal producers, Malaysia and Indonesia, and others, benefit considerably. Climate change (CC) will most likely have an impact on the distribution of oil palms (OP)
Designing oil palm landscapes to retain biodiversity using
However, those studies have also indicated that oil palm-dominated landscapes support substantial biodiversity including forest species. With respect to ecological services, some species are known to be important in controlling pest outbreaks in oil palm plantations. Previous studies have shown that oil palm cultivations are effective carbon sinks.
With genomic resources becoming increasingly available for the oil palm the exploration of the genetic basis of complex traits such as oil yield or resistance to disease is now possible, and the availability and sharing of such a large amount of data is currently reshaping most of oil palm breeding strategies. Breeding the oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) for climate change requires
