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That can halve that time. but the other thing which we need to now do is adapt to climate change. mario carcamo, whos the head of the lab, shows me what can be done with gene editing. one of the characteristics we are looking into, into wheat is their root structure. and typically, wheat will have a very shallow structure, what we see here. but then we do have some other varieties that can go deeper, and they will be better prepare for for climate change because they will do better in the condit...

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Chinese scientists have discovered a crop gene that, once deactivated, can allow plants to thrive in saline and alkaline soils, a feat that has the potential to create new saline-alkaline tolerant crops, according to studies published in the journal Science and National Science Review on Friday.

A threat to us national security. clashes across france as more than a million take to the streets in continuing protests against a raise in the pension age. gene—edited food can now be developed commercially and sold in england after a change in the law. supporters of the technology say it will speed up the development of hardier crops that will be needed because of climate change. critics say that the change could bring disaster to uk food production and the environment. heres our science co...

Where the coronation chair sits and faces east. and also, youll be able to see the pavement itself in great detail. i mean, its a masterpiece. its been there since 1268. its really lovely. anti—monarchy campaigners opted not to remove their shoes when they carried out a brief protest there earlier this week. on may the 6th, the focus will once again be on this seven—metre square mosaic, a colourful example of the abbey�*s long history and connection with the monarchy. sarah campbell, bbc n...

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Years of development. but from now, theyll be able to use a new genetic technology in england called gene editing that can halve that time. the only thing we need to do now is adapt to climate change. mario caccamo, whos the head of the lab, shows me what could be done with gene editing. one of the characteristics we are looking into into weeds is their root structure. typically, a weed has a shallow root structure, which we see here, but we have other varieties that can go deeper and they will ...

In the law. supporters of the technology say it will speed up the development of crops that will adapt better to climate change. critics argue that the move could bring disaster to food production and the environment. here�*s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. this research centre in the cambridge countryside has been developing crops for farmers for more than 100 years. they crossbreed different varieties to produce new ones that grow better, and are more resistant to diseases. it can t...

If we dont bring an assimilation, into how we can improve crops, we will be struggling to feed the world. the uk is among the world leaders in plant genetics, but that expertise hasnt really been able to take off because of the effective ban on the commercial development of the technology. the hope is the change in law will attract greater investment, leading to new companies, newjobs and new foods. but gene—edited foods wont be allowed in scotland, wales and northern ireland because the devol...

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