International team determines the genome sequence of strawberries in woodlands
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Last Update: 2020-07-10
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An international team of 74 researchers from 38 research institutions around the world sequenced the genome of woodland strawberries (Fragaria vesca)Woodland strawberries are close relatives of cultivated strawberries and are rich in antioxidants, essential vitamins, minerals, potassium, magnesium and aromaticsThe findings were published in Nature Genetics by DrAsaph Aharoni, a scientist in the Department of Plant Science at the Weizman Institute, and DrAvidal AdatoThe study found that the genome of woodland strawberries was smaller, simpler and easier to operate, and faster and easier to growThe results will help scientists further improve strawberry cultivation, including its taste and aromaIt also provides reference for the study of other fruit treesSee earchers-and-international-Team-Sequence-Wild-Jerry-Genome
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