Implementation of Epigenetic Variation in Sorghum Selection and Implications for Crop Resilience Breeding

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RT @PennStateBio: In @FrontPlantSci, Sally Mackenzie, @robersysr, @KundariyaHardik and others assessed the phenotypic plasticity in MSH1-su…

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RT @PennStateBio: In @FrontPlantSci, Sally Mackenzie, @robersysr, @KundariyaHardik and others assessed the phenotypic plasticity in MSH1-su…

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In @FrontPlantSci, Sally Mackenzie, @robersysr, @KundariyaHardik and others assessed the phenotypic plasticity in MSH1-suppressed sorghum & suggested selecting for epigenetic phenotype variation as a strategy to improve crop yield & resilience. @PS

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More cool MSH1 stuff!

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