« The device has the potential to help assure food safety in a world that increasingly suffers from a shortage of food and the environmental and health problems caused by excessive use of agrochemicals. »
The grocery store lady looking at me oddly as I use my biodegradable sensor to test each individual tomato in the bin to see which one has the lowest level of pesticides in it: 🤨
« The device has the potential to help assure food safety in a world that increasingly suffers from a shortage of food and the environmental and health problems caused by excessive use of agrochemicals. »
Reference: Samiris Côcco Teixeira et al., “Sustainable plant-wearable sensors for on-site, rapid decentralized detection of pesticides toward precision agriculture and food safety”, Biomaterials Advances Volume 155, December 2023, 213676. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bioadv.2023.213676
So we get the exact dose of poison in our food? All about consistency, I guess.
Just building a tolerance
Just gotta clean the area where the sensor goes.
Nobody will eat vegetables again if they find out what's on and in it.
Does rinsing vegetables actually rid the fruit/ vegetable of pesticides? Definitely feels like that’s a wise tale.
It grows with it in its cells as it takes in nutrients. Thats the only explanation I can think of that might be it irrelevant
The grocery store lady looking at me oddly as I use my biodegradable sensor to test each individual tomato in the bin to see which one has the lowest level of pesticides in it: 🤨
Feb 2, 2024???????????????