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photo of sorghum field by Simon Blackley  


This recent paper from Dr. Sally Mackenzie's group describes how to epigenetically modify sorghum to have increased yields:
  1. MSH1-Induced Non-Genetic Variation Provides a Source of Phenotypic Diversity in Sorghum bicolor.   de la Rosa Santamaria R, Shao MR, Wang G, Nino-Liu DO, Kundariya H, Wamboldt Y, Dweikat I, Mackenzie SA.   PLoS One. 2014 Oct 27;9(10):e108407.
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Epigenetically enhanced sorghum epiF2 Tx430 lines have higher yields that control Tx430 lines.