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Scientists have used CRISPR to edit the genome of sweet oranges, and a team of California researchers is now attempting to apply the technology to save the U.S. citrus industry from a bacterial plant disease called huanglongbing—a Chinese name that translates as “yellow dragon disease”—that has devastated parts of Asia and now threatens orchards in Florida, Texas, and California.
A Crack In Creation: A Nobel Prize Winner's Insight into the Future of Genetic Engineering
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