US EditionRegulatory DNA Emerges as Untapped Resource for Crop Breeding and Climate Resilience
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Regulatory DNA Emerges as Untapped Resource for Crop Breeding and Climate Resilience
Natural genetic variation fuels biodiversity and evolution, but the pace of evolution is far too slow to meet the urgent demands of a changing climate. To safeguard global food security, researchers are racing to identify DNA variants that can boost crop performance under stress — today, not millennia from now. A new Nature Genetics study led by Dr. Thomas Hartwig and Dr. Julia Engelhorn (Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, Cologne…
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