Editorial: How SynBio can *realistically* impact crop improvement and agriculture

In early 2025, University of Florida held an NSF-funded workshop on 'How synthetic biology (SynBio) can *realistically* impact crop improvement and agriculture'with the asterisks

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PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
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2025-05-03
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https://doi.org/10.1093/plphys/kiaf179
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Agricultural Innovations and Practices
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Editorial: How SynBio can *realistically* impact crop improvement and agriculture

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Editorial: How SynBio can *realistically* impact crop improvement and agriculture

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Abstract

In early 2025, University of Florida held an NSF-funded workshop on 'How synthetic biology (SynBio) can *realistically* impact crop improvement and agriculture'with the asterisks

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