Scientists hunt for genetic solution to sorghum lodging

Victoria Nugent
Updated April 25 2021 - 8:10pm, first published 7:00pm
Sharing insights: Professor David Jordan inspecting a sorghum crop at the Gatton Research Facility.
Sharing insights: Professor David Jordan inspecting a sorghum crop at the Gatton Research Facility.

A large scale study by University of Queensland researchers has opened the door for targeted breeding programs that could help find a genetic solution to the problem of drought-induced sorghum lodging.

Victoria Nugent

Victoria Nugent

National sheep and wool writer

National sheep and wool writer for ACM's agricultural publications. Former livestock editor for Queensland Country Life. Send your story tips to vnugent@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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