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Time to tap into agriculture's hidden genetic potential

Modern agriculture's selective breeding of crops for particular requirements may now be a roadblock to further gains, prompting a trio of senior University of Queensland plant scientists to call for a new way forward.

Phys.org ScienceOctober 23, 20261 min read

Time to tap into agriculture's hidden genetic potential

Modern agriculture's selective breeding of crops for particular requirements may now be a roadblock to further gains, prompting a trio of senior University of Queensland plant scientists to call for a new way forward.

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