May 4, 2009
Plant Genetics Could Yield Crops That Need Less Water

By focusing on a plant’s natural defense mechanisms, University of California researchers believe they have cracked an elusive genetic secret – a discovery that someday could help farmers produce more food with less water. SignOnSanDiego.com

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