Punnett square showing genes involved in footrot

Footrot is a disease that costs New Zealand sheep farmers over $80 million a year to treat. It can cause lameness, weight loss and even death...

Footrot is a disease that costs New Zealand sheep farmers over $80 million a year to treat. Selective breeding using a Footrot Gene-Marker Test (FGMT) could...

Footrot is a disease that costs New Zealand sheep farmers over $80 million a year to treat. It can cause lameness, weight loss and even death...

Roger Hellens and a team of researchers have discovered the genes that control flower colour in Mendel’s pea plants. Listen to this radio broadcast from 19...