CRISPR-edited trees reduce the energy and water required to make paper
Genetically editing poplar trees reduces the resources required to harvest their wood's cellulose, which makes up paper
Source: newscientist.com
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Genetically editing poplar trees reduces the resources required to harvest their wood's cellulose, which makes up paper
Gene editing can streamline the process of wood fiber production, by modifying poplar trees to reduce the amount of their hard lignin.
Gene editing could reduce the carbon footprint for making paper products from poplar trees.
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