Analyses of four decades of data show that genetically engineered varieties of corn, soybean and cotton raised average yields, reduced year-on-year yield variability and blunted the climate-driven northward drift of crop production. These findings indicate that biotechnology is an under-recognized instrument of climate adaptation…
Source: Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
Nature Climate Change | Springer Nature Limited
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