
Israeli and Chinese Scientists Revolutionize Plant Gene Editing
Israeli and Chinese scientists have developed a new gene-editing technology that revolutionizes plant genetics, allowing for improved crop varieties to meet global food demands.
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Israeli and Chinese scientists have developed a new gene-editing technology that revolutionizes plant genetics, allowing for improved crop varieties to meet global food demands.

Scientists from Australia and China have discovered genetic variations that could dramatically increase peanut crop yields by unlocking genes that control seed size and weight.

Chinese scientists have gene-edited corn to be shorter and stronger, promising higher yields and improved global food security.
Chinese scientists have developed climate-smart crops using gene-editing to boost yields under heat stress, a breakthrough in combating global warming’s impact on agriculture.