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GM crops to boost yields by ripening on demand | News | The Times
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“If you can have a system to control flowering time, you can grow crops where you like,” Takeshi Izawa, of the University of Tokyo, said. Growing conditions before and after flowering strongly affect the quality of harvest, so changing flowering time is key. “You can control the quality of the harvest, prolong ...
Este arroz transgénico florece cuando uno quiere | Ciencia | EL PAÍS
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Investigadores japoneses logran controlar la floración del principal alimento de la humanidad
Crossbreeding: New Study Sheds Light On History Of Black Rice : News...
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Black rice, also known as forbidden rice, was once reserved for the Emperor. Now, it is widely popular for having high antioxidants. A new study sheds light on...
New rice strain could help farmers predetermine harvest time
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A group of Japanese scientists led by Professor Takeshi Izawa at the University of Tokyo's Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences developed a new rice strain that flowers 40 to 45 days after being administered a common agrochemical, commercially known as Routine or Oryzemate, that prevents ...
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