Korean research team discovers new way to protect crops from the cold

A research team in Korea has discovered a method to allow crops to remain productive even in adverse or unpredictable weather conditions
A recently published research paper from Korea has suggested manipulating molecular pathways in crops to make them more resilient in cold weather.

A recently published research paper from Korea has suggested manipulating molecular pathways in crops to make them more resilient in cold weather.

A research team based in Korea has discovered a molecular ‘switch’ that helps crops become more resilient to cold stress.

The team based in Chonnam National University in Gwangju, Korea, has recently published its findings of a rapid molecular ‘switch’ found in plants which could help crops survive in cold environments.

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