Genetic Improvement of Winged Bean for Productivity and Food Value

Last updated 5th Oct 2017
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PhD student (3rd Year), University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus - Crops For the Future (CFF)

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Genetic dissection of winged bean development and plant architecture related traits

Winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus) is a legume crop that could contribute to food security in hot and humid areas in Asia and the Pacific. Once called "the soybean of the tropics", i...

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