Giant Grass Offers Clues To Growing Corn In Cooler Climes, Researchers Report

Thursday, September 18, 2008 - 16:37 in Biology & Nature

A giant perennial grass used as a biofuels source has a much longer growing season than corn, and researchers think they've found the secret of its success. Their findings should help develop cold-tolerant corn, significantly boosting per-acre yields.

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