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issue 8 |
summer 2004/05
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GM
sub-clover no greater weed threat
New
research, part of a CSIRO wide study into genetically modified (GM)
organisms, has shown that GM subterranean clover is not likely to
be a greater threat as a weed than conventional subterranean clover.more
details on GM sub-clover |
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Resisting
rust
New rust-resistant wheat varieties could be just around the corner,
thanks to high performance breeding lines from overseas.more
details on rust-resistant wheat |
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Taking
root in acid soils
An aluminium tolerance gene isolated from wheat will help develop
crops that can be used in the battle against Australia's $1 billion
soil acidity problem.more
details on Al tolerance |
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Nutrition
for high-yielding cotton
To help cotton growers gain an international edge, CSIRO Plant Industry
provides an insight into nutrient management in cotton to generate
high yields and profits. more
details on cotton nutrient management |
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