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- A Novel Flavonoid Biosynthesis Gene Cluster Involved in Regulating High-Altitude Adaptability in Fagopyrum
- AI Innovations in Plant Breeding: A Joint Review by ICS-CAAS, CIMMYT, and Global Research Institutions
- ICS-CAAS Reveals Soybean's Genetic Adaptability Across Latitudes
- An amplicon-sequencing TILLING platform established by ICS-CAAS supporting barley genetic studies
- A New Molecular Mechanism Regulating Shoot Branching Revealed
- Scientists from ICS-CAAS Reveal the Higher Yield with Lower N2O Emissions of Newly-released Winter Wheat Varieties
- ICS-CAAS Scientists Reveal New Mechanisms to Increase Wheat Yield Potential
- Scientists from ICS-CAAS Discover the Control Mechanism on Plant Hormone Cytokinins
- ICS-CAAS Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Data to Estimate Leaf Area Index for Maize
- WheatGmap: A Comprehensive Platform for Wheat Gene Mapping and Genomic Studies
- Conservative agricultural practices can sustain high crop yield and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- Chinese Scientists Identify DPY1 as a Brake System of Brassinosteroid Signaling to Modulate Leaf Droopiness
- One-step Generating Next-Generation Crop Hybrid Seed Production in Maize Had Been Developed
- DHD4, a new minor-effect effector on heading date was identified in Rice
- Creation of Novel Wheat Germplasm of High Resistant Starch Through Genome Editing