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Cannabis genetics and crossbreeding | Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine | DW

A Swiss company wants to breed customized cannabis by analyzing the DNA of thousands of plants. It's hoped these varieties will fulfill their clients’ various needs: fiber-rich for textile production or with certain substances for pharmaceuticals.

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Optimising nature

Today, molecular genetic methods can be used to breed sustainable crops - such as multinutrient rice. Researchers are calling for the risk of new plant varieties to be assessed not on the basis of the breeding method, but on the basis of their characteristics. Should Switzerland make use of new plant breeding techniques to make agriculture more sustainable? Pictured: a test field with different wheat varieties. (Image: Andreas Hund) When it comes to food, many people yearn for nature in its most pristine state. The thinking is that natural products are somehow better and healthier. Organic food is marketed through an idealised vision of agriculture in which quasi-natural methods are used to produce natural food, and tools such as genetic engineering are frowned upon as a form of artificial meddling. Yet this romanticised view of nature is deceptive. Very little of what we eat today is produced in ways that could be considered entirely natural. “For the past 12,000 years, we’ve

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