The problem, Mannone explains, is that the make-up of modern wheat differs from its ancestral form. Through intensive crossbreeding, it now contains 42 pairs of chromosomes instead of the original 14, making it higher-yielding but harder for…
The problem, Mannone explains, is that the make-up of modern wheat differs from its ancestral form. Through intensive crossbreeding, it now contains 42 pairs of chromosomes instead of the original 14, making it higher-yielding but harder for…