In bloom: genes controlling flowering time in chickpeas identified
The research, which involves Durham bioscientists, has already led to a new variety of chickpea that is improving yields in Turkey and Syria.
Source: palatinate.org.uk
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The research, which involves Durham bioscientists, has already led to a new variety of chickpea that is improving yields in Turkey and Syria.