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Experts Find Lost Genes in Wild Soybean, Chinese University Study

November 15, 2010 | 
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(Reuters) - Researchers have found genes in wild varieties of soybean that make them resistant to certain diseases and hope to use them in cultivated species of soy to make them more hardy.

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