Barley

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October 2022

Discovery of a new mechanism for enhancing symbiotic interactions

Nemotodes

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October 2022

The hologenome theory of susceptibility-gene discovery – an innovative way to boost disease resistance in crop plants

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October 2022

New M.Phil. Biological Sciences (Crop Science) course is now accepting applications

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September 2022

Visualising lipids in the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis

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August 2022

Crop Science Centre receives a donation to sustainably improve production of small-holder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa

Barley

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April 2022

Barley orders soil bacteria to manufacture ammonia fertiliser

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March 2022

Crop Science Centre has planted a field trial of genetically modified barley that could reduce need for synthetic fertilisers

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March 2022

Frequently Asked Questions about GM field trials

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February 2022

Heinz resistant tomato defence mechanism to field dodders revealed

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January 2022

Crop Science Centre Submits Application to Field Test Genetically Modified Barley

Nematode

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January 2022

New project aims to help protect crops from parasitic nematodes

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November 2021

Jumping genes help AM fungi evolve

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November 2021

New research will help strategies to control one of the world most damaging nematodes

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October 2021

Important discovery will facilitate future engineering of nitrogen fixation into cereals

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October 2021

Industry-led doctoral training partnership focused on sustainable innovation to develop a new generation of agri scientists

Professor Giles Oldroyd

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October 2021

One year on since our launch

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September 2021

The first Crop Science Centre trial harvest

Research fellows

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August 2021

Three new fellows join the Crop Science Centre

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