photosynthesis

Harvesting soybean in Wisconsin, United States. - Photo: Henk Riswick

30-08 | News

Better photosynthesis increases yields in food crops, research shows

Photo: Studio Roosegaarde

20-01-2021 | News

20,000m2 artwork shows how light improves crop growth

New insights about photosynthesis could improve crop yields

05-01-2021 | News

New insights about photosynthesis could improve crop yields

oogst van soja soya bonen fotografie Hans Prinsen

21-04-2020 | News

ZeaKal boosts soybean oil output by 18%

Screening for higher-yielding crop traits revolutionised

27-03-2020 | News

Screening for higher-yielding crop traits revolutionised

Faster plant growth through better photosynthesis

24-03-2020 | News

Faster plant growth through better photosynthesis

epa05414535 Ears of triticale, a hybid of wheat and rye used as fodder, on a field during harvest near Bugac, 125 kms southeast of Budapest, Hungary, 07 July 2016. The harvesting of arable crops traditionally begins on 29 June each summer in Hungary. EPA/SANDOR UJVARI HUNGARY OUT

22-11-2019 | News

Key to photosynthesis unlocked

Spectral analysis to predict photosynthetic capacity

21-05-2019 | News

Spectral analysis to predict photosynthetic capacity

2010-07-22 04:09:21 TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Stuart Williams- (FILES) - The sun beats down on wheat growing in Mokrye Kurnali on July 20, 2010. Leading wheat exporter Russia cut its grain harvest forecast by millions of tonnes on August 3, 2010 owing to the worst drought for decades, adding to concerns pushing wheat prices to a two-year high point. Russia, currently the world's number three wheat exporter, has seen 20 percent of its arable land (10 million hectares) scorched by a heatwave which has also hit its ambitions to raise its share of global markets. AFP PHOTO / ELISE MENAND

18-04-2019 | News

How much can enhancing photosynthesis improve yield?

Scientists Don Ort (right), Paul South (center) and Amanda Cavanagh (left) study how well their plants modified to bypass photorespiration perform beside non-modified plants in real-world conditions. They found that plants engineered with a synthetic shortcut are about 40 percent more productive.

31-01-2019 | News

Photorespiratory shortcut boosts crop growth 40%