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Traditional breeding falls short in boosting soybean photosynthesis

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A team from the University of Illinois has determined that improving a key component of soybean photosynthesis is unlikely to come from traditional breeding methods, and that gene editing is likely the key to unlocking soybean potential.

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Traditional breeding falls short in boosting soybean photosynthesis

A team from the University of Illinois has determined that improving a key component of soybean photosynthesis is unlikely to come from traditional breeding methods, and that gene editing is likely the key to unlocking soybean potential.

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Engineering Improved Photosynthesis in the Era of Synthetic Biology

Much attention has been given to the enhancement of photosynthesis as a strategy for the optimization of crop productivity. As traditional plant breed…

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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