A remarkable microbe could help farmers survive rising seas
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dailyclimate.orgA remarkable microbe could help farmers survive rising seasanthropocenemagazine.orgAs rising seas push salt water inland, scientists have found a naturally occurring bacterium that helps soybeans and other crops grow despite it — no genetic modification needed.
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