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Techniques for insect detection in stored food grains: An overview

Banga et al., 2018

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14640497443357333179
Author
Banga K
Kotwaliwale N
Mohapatra D
Giri S
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Food Control

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Insects cause a major loss in stored food grains. Besides, pestilential activities of insects in stored food grains affect the marketability as well as the nutritional values. Early detection and monitoring of insects in the stored food grains become necessary for applying corrective …
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