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Innovative Breeding Technique Aims to Revive European Ash Trees
Researchers at the John Innes Center have developed a fast-track breeding method for disease-resistant ash trees, contributing to conservation efforts for the species.
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Summary
A new method for breeding disease-resistant European ash trees has emerged from the John Innes Center. This approach aims to address the challenges faced by the species due to disease.
The technique involves adapting the embryo extraction method, which researchers believe could significantly expedite the breeding process.
This development is part of ongoing conservation efforts to restore the ash tree population in Europe, which has been severely impacted by various threats.
Key Facts
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| Research Institution | John Innes Center |
| Publication Date | April 21, 2026 |
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