One man who lived 100 years ago could save the bread of the future

[@123pangolin]

Great to see ongoing scientific collaboration despite the difficult times. Long may it continue.

[@JohnJackson-e9z]

Hopefully, they can develop nore useful varieties which improve options for future farmers.

[@merlinjones2660]

THERE is a wheat grain type found in Egypt (it was buried in a wheat chamber over a thousand years old that was how thy kept back then ) thy grew it and found it was fine, problem is today with changing the wheat DNA thy will have problems ,ie some types of wheat will not self germinate more than twice ??= one has to buy it from a set supplier,? A grain ship was sent over from America to England, the modified grain was accidently ????put in the wrong silo ???? at the docks in England, because it had a bad name and people didn't want to buy modified wheat ??? We will have to do the same again, but in an air tight jar keep in the dark and cold ( the air tight and dark are the main systems to keep the wheat in good condition to grow again but it is in its natural state to begin with, not changed in any way ) but then in Egypt one did not have Atomic rain then, like the world has now, due to atom bombs being tested ext