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Genomics: a potential panacea for the perennial problem.
American journal of botany - 1 Oct 2014
McClure Kendra A, Sawler Jason, Gardner Kyle M, Money Daniel, Myles Sean
Abstract excerpt
Perennial crops represent important fresh and processed food sources worldwide, but advancements in breeding perennials are often impeded due to their very nature. The perennial crops we rely on most for food take several years to reach production maturity and require large spaces to grow, which make breeding new cultivars costly compared with most annual crops. Because breeding perennials is inefficient and...
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