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I don't see any on data on nutrition in that reference. Organic grown food tends to be higher in anti-oxidants and secondary metabolites, possibly because the
by hnmullany 4mo ago
I don't see any on data on nutrition in that reference.
Organic grown food tends to be higher in anti-oxidants and secondary metabolites, possibly because the plant immune system is activated more frequently due to better microbial biodiversity. From what I remember at least - it doesn't maintain any advantage in macronutrient density (carbs/nitrogen etc.)
- ch4s3 4mo agoIn Smil’s book? There’s tons of foot notes. There’s just not compelling evidence for your claim comparing the same varieties, the research exists.