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Onion Genome Finally Reveals Its Secrets

The onion genome has been sequenced, unlocking its secrets and providing insight into its evolution....
Europe

Scientists Tracking Silent Crop Pests Turn Silhouettes Into Sound

Scientists use sound to track silent crop pests, helping farmers protect their crops. New tech...
Europe

A Summer of Top Sport on Championship Turf

Experience the best of European sport this summer with Championship Turf. From football to tennis,...
Europe

Ancient Discovery Could Help Us Develop More Disease Resistant Watermelons

Ancient discovery of watermelon genes could help us develop more disease-resistant varieties. Learn how this...
Europe

New Mechanism to Control Tomato Ripening Discovered

Scientists discover new mechanism to control tomato ripening, allowing for longer shelf life and improved...
U.S.

Symbiotic Bacteria in Root Cells may be Key to Producing Better Crops

Symbiotic bacteria in root cells may be the key to producing better crops. Learn how...
Europe

GE Field Trial Application Submitted to DEFRA

GE field trial application submitted to Defra: UK government considers allowing genetically modified crops to...
Europe

CIMMYT and John Innes Centre Announce Strategic Collaboration on Wheat Research

CIMMYT and John Innes Centre join forces to advance wheat research, aiming to improve global...
Europe

Rijk Zwaan Spinach Assortment Makes an Impression in Washington State University’s Stemphylium Study

Washington State University's STEMphylium study found Rijk Zwaan's spinach assortment to be an impressive performer....
Europe

IPK Scientists Identify Networks for Spikelet Formation in Barley

Scientists identify networks of genes responsible for spikelet formation in barley, providing insight into crop...
Europe

Tracing the Start of Starch Granules in Wheat

Trace the origins of starch granules in wheat, from the domestication of wild emmer wheat...
Europe

For Tomato Genes, One Plus One Doesn’t Always Make Two

Tomato breeders use genetic engineering to create new varieties with desired traits. Learn how they...
Europe

For Tomato Genes, One Plus One Doesn’t Always Make Two

Tomato breeders use genetic engineering to create new varieties with desired traits. Learn how they...
Europe

Wild Barley from Jordan Holds Key to Stem Rust Resistance

Jordan's wild barley holds the key to stem rust resistance, offering hope for global food...
Europe

Beneficial Bacteria Help Wheat Stand the Heat

Beneficial bacteria help wheat plants survive extreme heat. Learn how these bacteria can help wheat...
Europe

Rijk Zwaan Launches ‘New Delhi’-Resistant Cucumber Varieties

Rijk Zwaan launches new Delhi-resistant cucumber varieties, providing farmers with improved yields and better protection...
Europe

Gene Discovery to Help Increase Cereal Yields

Scientists discover gene that could increase cereal yields by up to 20%. Learn how this...
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Europe

Upgrade for CRISPR/Cas: Researchers Knock Out Multiple Genes in Plants at Once

Scientists use CRISPR-Cas to knock out multiple genes in plants simultaneously, improving crop yields and...
Europe

Lettuce Celebrate

Celebrate the start of spring with delicious lettuce recipes! Learn how to make salads, wraps,...
Europe

Wanted: Winter Wheat Farmers to Help with Study

Help researchers study winter wheat farming! Farmers needed to participate in a study to help...
Europe

Biosensors Monitor Plant Well-Being In Real Time

Real-time monitoring of plant health with biosensors. Learn how this technology can help farmers optimize...
Europe

Research Finds Key to a Major Boost for Hybrid Wheat Breeding

Research has found a way to significantly improve hybrid wheat breeding. Learn more about this...
Europe

France’s Researchers and Experts Support Agriculture Minister’s Vision for New Plant Breeding Technologies

French researchers and experts back Agriculture Minister's vision for new plant breeding technologies to improve...
Europe

Euroseeds: Celebrating the International Day of Women in Science

Celebrate International Day of Women in Science with EuroSeeds! Learn about the inspiring women in...
Europe

Molecular Basis for Green Revolution Discovered

Scientists discover molecular basis of green revolution, unlocking potential for more efficient crop production....
Europe

An Achilles’ Heel for Wheat Rust Infection

Wheat rust infection is a major threat to global food security. Learn how scientists are...
Europe

Improved Model Estimates Impact of Ozone on Soy Crops

Improved model estimates impact of ozone on soy crops: New model predicts yield losses due...
Europe

Fungus That Eats Fungus Could Help Coffee Farmers

Fungus-eating fungus could help coffee farmers fight crop diseases. Learn how this new discovery could...
Europe

Fields of Breeders’ Dreams: A Team Effort Toward Targeted Crop Improvements

A team of researchers is working together to improve crop yields through targeted breeding. Learn...
Europe

Advances in Modeling and Sensors Can Help Farmers and Insurers Manage Risk

Farmers and insurers can use advances in modeling and sensors to better manage risk. Learn...
Europe

Fungi Strengthen Plants To Fend Off Aphids

Fungi can help plants fight off aphids! Learn how beneficial fungi can help plants defend...
Europe

Researcher Expands Plant Genome Editing with Engineered Variant of CRISPR-Cas9

Engineer a new variant of CRISPR-Cas9 to expand plant genome editing. Researcher discovers new possibilities...
Europe

Spilling the Beans on Coffee’s True Identity

Discover the true identity of coffee - its history, origins, and more. Learn why coffee...
Europe

The Regulatory Network of Sugar and Organic Acid in Watermelon Fruit is Revealed

Researchers have uncovered the regulatory network of sugar and organic acid in watermelon fruit. Learn...
Europe

Aphids Suck: Invasive Aphid Found on Danish Apple Trees

Invasive aphid species found on Danish apple trees. Learn how to identify and control this...
Europe

Unique Resistance Gene to Leaf Spot Disease for the First Time Successfully Introduced in Wheat

Scientists successfully introduce a unique resistance gene to wheat, protecting it from leaf spot disease...
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