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Flower color in ornamental plants not only enhances their aesthetic appeal but also reflects complex evolutionary histories.

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Technology Networks spoke with Dr. Mark Van Oene, chief operating officer at PacBio, about an ambitious population genomics effort – the Korean Pangenome Reference Project.

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Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world, but the size of the young buds at the top of the tea plant plays an ...