By SHUNSUKE KIMURA/ Staff Writer
September 7, 2020 at 08:00 JST
The images show both good and bad examples of different plants being combined by digesting cell walls with cellulase. Chrysanthemum on top of chrysanthemum, left, and tobacco on top of chrysanthemum, right, were successfully grafted, but linking soybean on top of chrysanthemum, center, proved a failure. (Provided by Michitaka Notaguchi, an associate professor of plant science at Nagoya University)
NAGOYA--Researchers say they have figured out a grafting mechanism that can overcome the “impossible” process of combining widely different plant species. [Read More]
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