Molecular Wheat Breeding
Molecular wheat breeding is application of biotechnological tools in wheat improvement such as gene transfor (genetic engineering) and marker assisted selection. Such changes aim to alter the physiological pathways through change in genetic structures. There are many successful examples of such kind.
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