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  1. #Agriculture faces escalating #climate and resource challenges. Natural #genetic diversity is crucial to sustain and enhance #crop productivity.
    Explore the role of #photosynthetic improvement in #NexGen #ag.

    #free to read⬇️
    doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70317
    @WileyLifeSci
    #PlantSci #JIPB #Botany

  2. #Agriculture faces escalating #climate and resource challenges. Natural #genetic diversity is crucial to sustain and enhance #crop productivity.
    Explore the role of #photosynthetic improvement in #NexGen #ag.

    #free to read⬇️
    doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70317
    @WileyLifeSci
    #PlantSci #JIPB #Botany

  3. #Agriculture faces escalating #climate and resource challenges. Natural #genetic diversity is crucial to sustain and enhance #crop productivity.
    Explore the role of #photosynthetic improvement in #NexGen #ag.

    #free to read⬇️
    doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70317
    @WileyLifeSci
    #PlantSci #JIPB #Botany

  4. #Agriculture faces escalating #climate and resource challenges. Natural #genetic diversity is crucial to sustain and enhance #crop productivity.
    Explore the role of #photosynthetic improvement in #NexGen #ag.

    #free to read⬇️
    doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70317
    @WileyLifeSci
    #PlantSci #JIPB #Botany

  5. #Agriculture faces escalating #climate and resource challenges. Natural #genetic diversity is crucial to sustain and enhance #crop productivity.
    Explore the role of #photosynthetic improvement in #NexGen #ag.

    #free to read⬇️
    doi.org/10.1111/jipb.70317
    @WileyLifeSci
    #PlantSci #JIPB #Botany

  6. Quite a nice article on , who were a fabless chip designer who make Intel x86-compatible processors in the early days (up to Pentium level).
    From that time I still have more fond memories the "Blue Lightning" chips and the (First to use a RISC core for running x86 code - and subsequently bought out by )
    techspot.com/article/2120-cyri

  7. Quite a nice article on #Cyrix, who were a fabless chip designer who make Intel x86-compatible processors in the early days (up to Pentium level).
    From that time I still have more fond memories the #IBM "Blue Lightning" #BlueLightning chips and the #NexGen (First to use a RISC core for running x86 code - and subsequently bought out by #AMD)
    techspot.com/article/2120-cyri