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A precision-bred tomato variety that produces up to 400% more fruit over one year than conventional tomatoes could be a breakthrough crop for precision breeding in the UK — and a possible catalyst for a vertical farming boom.
One bioengineered maize variety incorporating resistance to multiple pests and pathogens would have the potential to drastically improve production of the staple crop in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a team of researchers.
Inedible seeds from fruits like apples, mangoes and oranges could be transformed into animal feed,
