Testing barley's salt tolerance is a numbers game

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Dec 2, 2019, 12:47 pm664 ptsHot
Plant scientists are striving to cultivate crops that can cope with saline soils in the hope that this may help feed the world's growing population, particularly in the face of climate change. Now, KAUST researchers have applied a newly developed robust statistical technique to examine how different barley…

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