New Gene-Edited Microbes Show Potential to Supplement Nitrogen Fertilization for Crops
Gene-edited microbes were shown to transfer atmospheric nitrogen to crops, potentially reducing synthetic nitrogen fertilizer needs.
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Gene-edited microbes were shown to transfer atmospheric nitrogen to crops, potentially reducing synthetic nitrogen fertilizer needs.
Appleyard Lees’ latest report reveals patent filings in CRISPR technology with agricultural applications increased by 58% to 122 filings.
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Plants for the Future published a report revealing concerning trends in public investment for plant breeding R&I from FP7 to Horizon Europe.
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