Winter Wheat Country Faces Drought at Planting
| | | | | | | | Recent Developments in Wheat Breeding | Unlike corn and soybeans, wheat with genetically modified traits has not caught on in global markets due to consumer resistance. As a result, researchers are using gene-editing tools to incorporate new traits into wheat. Gene editing is different from genetic modification because it involves changes to genes already present within an organism, either shutting it down or enhancing it, as opposed to genetic modification, which typically inserts a gene from another organism into a new one. | Read More |
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