There is an indication Nigeria might lose a capacity building and other technical support it has been enjoying from one of its major international supporters in the standard development of its gene banks that are meant to protect and preserve our improved seed varieties for future food security.
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Saturday, 21 August 2021
Gene editing key to improving Africa’s staple crops
African scientists are using gene editing to improve major staple crops for increased productivity, enhanced nutrition, and climate resilience.
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