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Warwick’s geneticist and researcher at the University of Queensland, Professor David Jordan, has mapped the genome of sorghum to the point of successfully identifying the genetic info relating to grain size.

Professor David Jordan
By Juliano Oliveira

Warwick’s geneticist and researcher at the University of Queensland, Professor David Jordan, has mapped the genome of sorghum to the […]

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