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Scientists Modify Plant Genes to Improve Photosynthesis, Crop Productivity by 20 Percent
A team of scientists from the University of Illinois has devised a revolutionary way of boosting crop yield of tobacco plants by 20 percent by adjusting their genetic makeup.
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