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In the heart of China’s Saihanba region, a delicate dance between ecological restoration and economic development is unfolding, and new research is shedding light on how to optimize this balance for the future. The study, published in *Ecosystem Heal

In the heart of Spain, a treasure trove of genetic diversity is hidden within ancient wheat landraces, offering promising avenues for the future of wheat breeding. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* has unveiled the breeding pot

In the heart of Florida, a groundbreaking study is unlocking the genetic secrets of sugarcane, promising to revolutionize the agriculture sector. Researchers, led by Shamseldeen Eltaher from the United States Department of Agriculture’s Subtropical H

In the quest to boost maize productivity, scientists have turned their attention to an often-overlooked part of the plant: the leaf midrib. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Plant Science* has uncovered the genetic secrets behind leaf midrib

In a significant stride toward understanding the implications of genetic modification in livestock, a recent study published in *Animal Bioscience* has shed light on the physiological impacts of transgene expression in chickens. Led by Hyeon Yang of

In the sun-drenched fields of the Mediterranean, a silent battle is waging, one that threatens the heart of faba bean production. The culprit? A tiny, unassuming insect known as Lixus algirus, a stem borer that’s been making life difficult for farmer

In the ever-evolving landscape of agricultural technology, a recent study published in *Plant, Soil and Environment* has shed light on a critical aspect of soil health: sulfur (S) determination. The research, led by Olya Surleva from the Analytical C

In a significant stride towards understanding the role of fermented foods in our diets, researchers have validated a new tool that could revolutionize how we assess the consumption of these foods across Europe. The study, published in *Frontiers in N

In the vast and intricate world of plant biology, a silent yet powerful force has been at work, shaping the evolution of plants and their interactions with other organisms. This force, known as horizontal gene transfer (HGT), has long been recognized

In the world of tobacco cultivation, where quality and yield are paramount, a new study offers a promising strategy to combat the challenges posed by field chilling stress. Published in *Frontiers in Plant Science*, the research led by Ke Ren from th