Harnessing heat-induced floral overexpression using CRISPR techniques

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Oct 23, 2023, 9:53 am141 pts
Plant migration and gene flow from genetically modified or invasive plant species to wild relatives is a major public and regulatory concern. To counteract potential spread, various strategies have been developed, ranging from identifying naturally sterile plants to engineered sterility via gene editing.

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