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Canola crop gains from protoplast fusion breakthrough
Allelix Inc of Toronto reports a new canola strain created by plant cell fusion that resists herbicides and yields more. The method enables selective genetic combination from two parent cells to enhance herbicide tolerance and male sterility, aiding crop rotation and high yields, with seeds to be sold to farmers. Canada’s canola sector, a major oil source, may expand in Ontario. Allelix projects 16 million dollars annual revenue once commercialized.
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Lorraine Brown
Allelix Inc
Toronto
Mike Henry
Allelix
Canada
Agriculture Canada
National Research Council
Ontario
Canadian Science News