Pocket K No. 13 |
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| Description: Since the practice of agriculture began, eight to ten thousand years ago, farmers have been altering the genetic makeup of the crops they grow. Early farmers selected the best looking plants and seeds and saved them to plant for the next season. Then, once the science of genetics became better understood, plant breeders used what they knew about the genes of a plant to select for specific desirable traits to develop improved varieties. |
| Author: Global Knowledge Center on Crop Biotechnology |
| Published by: ISAAA |
| Copyright: ISAAA |
| Correct citation: PK 13: Conventional Plant Breeding. Philippines: ISAAA. March 2004. |
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