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GMOs could reboot chestnut trees

Summary by MIT Technology Review
Under a slice-of-heaven sky, 150 acres of rolling green hills stretch off into the distance. About a dozen people—tree enthusiasts, conservationists, research biologists, biotech entrepreneurs, and a venture capitalist in long socks and a floppy hat—have driven to this rural spot in New York state on a perfect late-July day.  We are here to see more than 2,500 transgenic chestnut seedlings at a seed farm belonging to American Castanea, a new bio…
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