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University of Copenhagen

March 28, 2017


Mustard seeds without mustard flavor: new robust oilseed crop can resist global warming
Sennepsfrø uden sennepssmag: Ny robust olieafgrøde kan modstå klimaforandringer


March 2, 2017


Want more crop variety? Researchers propose using CRISPR to accelerate plant domestication 


November 17, 2016


DNA study unravels the history of the world's most produced cereal - Genome sequence of a 5,310-year-old maize cob provides new insights into the early stages of maize domestication


April 11, 2016


Researchers find key to zinc rich plants to combat malnutrition - The diet in many developing countries is lacking zinc, but researchers have just solved the riddle of how to get more zinc into crop seeds


April 6, 2016


Biotech breakthrough: sunlight can be used to produce chemicals and energy 


March 17, 2016


Breakthrough: Microbes protect plants with plant hormones


November 3, 2015


The role of plant science in food security


May 29, 2015


A proposal to modify plants through "rewilding" gives G.M.O. debate new life (The New York Times)


January 13, 2015


Crops can do their own weed control


December 18, 2014


Restoring crop genes to wild form may make plants more resilient - Gene editing techniques recover benefits lost in domestication (ScienceNews)


September 26, 2013


Rewilding – et vildt alternativ til en tam natur?


August 6, 2012


New technology eliminates plant toxins


April 4, 2012


Sorghum variant produces no toxins in drought, university says (Bloomberg)


New forage plant prepares farmers for climate changes
Ny foderplante ruster landmænd til klimaforandringer


March 30, 2010


New Copenhagen Plant Science Center will put Danish plant science among world's elite
Danmark i front inden for plantebioteknologi





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