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From proteomics to biotechnology. using the resurrection plant eragrostis nindensis to genetically engineer drought tolerant crops
Global climate change is increasingly putting pressure on finding innovative solutions to ensure future food security in particular to developing African nations. Of great relevance are regionally adapted crops, known as orphan crops, which tend to have very little economic value but can provide a s...
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African Centre for Cities
2026
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