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ICYMI/Apopka
In case you missed it: The Apopka news week in review
6 stories that shaped the city last week... all in one place
Results from the study show that injection of a plant developmental regulator known as PLT5 into the stem helps some snapdragons and tomatoes grow into new shoots.
Photo by Dani California @danicalifornia
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Sunday,
May 22, 2022
8:16 pm
From Staff Reports
UF scientist based in Apopka may have found a way to apply genome editing to plant breeding
Results from the study show that injection of a plant developmental regulator known as PLT5 into the stem helps some snapdragons and tomatoes grow into new shoots.
Photo by Dani California @danicalifornia
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