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    Tuesday at the International Botanical Congress

    26 July, 201127 July, 2011

    The world’s favourite tree The world loves our eucalypts. Now Eucalyptus had become the world’s favourite tree for farming and today in Melbourne its genome is revealed at the International Botanical Congress. Other stories today include: a series of talks on how plants will respond to climate change; more on the future of wine and…

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    Eucalyptus genetic secrets unlocked

    26 July, 201126 July, 2011

    The world’s most farmed tree has had its genome read, opening the way to new breeding, biofuel, and conservation opportunities. The genome of one of Australia’s biggest Eucalyptus trees, the Flooded Gum or Eucalyptus grandis, has now been mapped, allowing scientists and conservationists an insight into the secrets of an important piece of Australiana.

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