Researchers at North Carolina State University used a CRISPR gene-editing system to breed poplar trees with reduced levels of lignin, the major barrier to sustainable production of wood fibers, while improving their wood properties. The findings—published in the journal Science—hold promise to make fiber production for everything from paper to diapers greener, cheaper and more efficient.
I’m not US based. Perhaps I have a way of using capitalism that rubs some people the wrong way. Not my intention, but I brought it up. So it’s on me.
I see capitalism as a state of affairs. I live under it as other peoples at other times lived under a different set of conditions. I’m not trying to pick up a fight.
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I’m not US based. Perhaps I have a way of using capitalism that rubs some people the wrong way. Not my intention, but I brought it up. So it’s on me.
I see capitalism as a state of affairs. I live under it as other peoples at other times lived under a different set of conditions. I’m not trying to pick up a fight.