Every year, wheat breeders make thousands of decisions about which plants live to see another season and which are discarded. Those decisions, made plot by plot in muddy field trials, are supposed to quietly stack the genome with favorable versions of genes. A new study from The Ohio State University shows just how dramatic that […]
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