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Modern plant breeding: Researchers examine samples from several thousand plants a day at the Nunhems biotechnology laboratory. The results aid in targeted vegetable variety development.
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Scientists at Bayer CropScience are combining conventional plant breeding with modern biotechnology: Dr. Jan van den Berg (left) and Paul Degreef check a new variety of tomato in the green house, where the plants are trained to grow up white strings.
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Expert prepares the analysis robot for mass throughput tests in Ghent, Belgium.
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Vivien Oliver inspects cotton fiber properties in Lubbock, Texas, USA.
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Cotton is safeguarding the future of Jerry Mimms and his family in Lubbock, Texas, USA.
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Consultants in a flowering oil seed rape field
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Stefan Dreyer (left) works on Ambrosia Citrus Estate, a citrus farm near the Kruger National Park. He and Riaan Maartens from Bayer CropScience are delighted by the high-quality fruit harvested on the farm.
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Wheat harvest in the Ukraine
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Wheat is one of the most important food crops: On a global basis, it is the world�s largest crop in terms of cultivated area.
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Soybeans, pods
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Protection for the night: when it gets dark in the tropics, Anopheles mosquitoes swarm out into the villages. Bed nets offer the only effective protection for the inhabitants.
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The headquarters of Bayer CropScience in Monheim, Germany: view at the illuminated greenhouses of the Institute for Fungicides.

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