Co-producing a research agenda for sustainable palm oil

Co-producing a research agenda for sustainable palm oil

The rise of palm oil as the world's most consumed vegetable oil has coincided with exponential growth in palm oil research activity. Bibliometric analysis of research outputs reveals a distinct imbalance in the type of research being undertaken, notably a disproportionate focus on biofuel and e...

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Main Authors: Padfield, R, Hansen, S, Davies, Z, Ehrensperger, A, Slade, E, Evers, S, Papargyropoulou, E, Bessou, C, Abdullah, N, Page, S, Ancrenaz, M, Aplin, P, Dzulkafli, S, Barclay, H, Chellaiah, D, Choudhary, S, Conway, S, Cook, S, Copeland, A, Campos-Arceiz, A, Deere, N, Drew, S, Gilvear, D, Gray, R, Haller, T, Hood, A, Huat, L, Huynh, N, Kangayatkarasu, N, Koh, L, Kolandai, S, Lim, R, Yeong, K, Lucey, J, Luke, S, Mitchell, S, Montefrio, M, Mullin, K, Nainar, A, Nekaris, K, Nijman, V, Nunes, M, Nurhidayu, S, O'Reilly, P, Puan, C, Ruppert, N, Salim, H, Schouten, G, Tallontire, A, Smith, T, Tao, H, Tham, M, Varkkey, H, Wadey, J, Yule, C, Azhar, B, Sayok, A, Vairappan, C, Bicknell, J, Struebig, M
Format: Journal article
Published: Frontiers Media 2019

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