Noa Lincoln
Associate Professor in Indigenous Crops and Cropping Systems
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Noa Lincoln is an Associate Professor in Indigenous Crops and Cropping Systems at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, USA. His research focuses on the preservation and diversity of indigenous crops, the ecological evolution of volcanic soils, and the intersection of traditional agriculture practices with modern technology. Recent publications include studies on Hawaiian coconut diversity, carbon sequestration in breadfruit, and the historical agricultural practices in the Pacific region.
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