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Startups and major agricultural firms are utilizing Crispr gene editing to enhance the flavor and adaptability of crops in response to climate change. The future market for these innovations is still to be determined.
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Startups and major agricultural firms are utilizing Crispr gene editing to enhance the flavor and adaptability of crops in response to climate change. The future market for these innovations is still to be determined.
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