| Canola (3) |  |
| Cassava (4) | |
| Corn (3) | |
| Maize (24) | |
| Medical marijuana (7) | |
| Soybean (24) | |
| Sugarcane (22) | |
| Sunflower (11) | |
| Tobacco plant (4) | |
| Vegetable (3) | |
| Wheat (15) | |
| Canola (3) | |
| Cassava (4) | |
| Corn (3) | |
| Maize (24) | |
| Medical marijuana (7) | |
| Soybean (24) | |
| Sugarcane (22) | |
| Sunflower (11) | |
| Tobacco plant (4) | |
| Vegetable (3) | |
| Wheat (15) | |
Yet from drought tolerant maize to virus-resistant cassava, many biotech traits are being developed that could quickly improve the livelihoods of poorer African farmers.
I had visited recently trial plots of genetically modified cassava that demonstrated complete resistance to the virus. The faces of the hungry children come to mind every time I hear European politicians boast about their country G. M. O. ban
With international interest on whether the subcritical method would also work on cassava (the starchy root of a tropical tree),
researchers discovered that the Raxx protein was present in at least eight species of the disease-causing Xanthamonas bacteria that are known to attack ricehe staple food for half of the world populations well as maize, cassava, sugar cane, tomatoes, peppers
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