Synthetic Polyploidy Development for Ecosystem Stress Buffering
This research creates and evaluates synthetic polyploid crops with increased genetic flexibility and chromosomal redundancy for climate stress tolerance. The study demonstrates how genome doubling confers heterosis benefits, expanded allelic diversity, and enhanced physiological plasticity crucial for uncertain climate futures.
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