Victorian scientists help crack huge gene code

AGRICULTURE Victoria scientists have helped crack a genetic code almost five times bigger than that of the human genome.

Victorian scientists have helped map the wheat genome for the first time. Picture Mark Saunders

AGRICULTURE Victoria scientists have helped crack a genetic code almost five times bigger than that of the human genome.

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