Does GE hold key to virus yellows?

A UK funded study has identified several promising sources of virus yellows which could be used in commercial sugar beet crops via genome editing (GE).

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Does GE hold key to virus yellows?

A UK funded study has identified several promising sources of virus yellows which could be used in commercial sugar beet crops via genome editing (GE). This is according to Steve Morgan from Defra's...

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