Plant Breeding on a Scientific Basis Highlighted
A San Antonio Scientific Society talk on plant breeding emphasized variation as the engine of improvement. F B Headley outlined Darwinian foundations, hybridizing, climate effects, and natural selection as routes to new, better crops, with examples in cotton, wheat, sugar beets, and walnuts.
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