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One focus of research at Bayer CropScience: the canola plant
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Examination of canola cultures under the microscope
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Dr. Michael Metzlaff looking at canola cultures in a petri dish
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Canola field
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Drought and heat are two of the main stress factors that cause harvests to fail. Stress causes the plants to lower their rate of photosynthesis - measurable with a PAM (pulse amplitude modulation) fluorometer. That reduces the supply with energy and carbohydrates.
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Dr. Wolfgang Thielert examines the root lengths of tobacco plants in what is termed a floating box - a plastic frame which floats in a nutrient solution.
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Jatropha: small nuts, big effects - an alternative energy feedstock for the future.
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Mature Jatropha nuts
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A bunch of ripe drip-irrigated cluster tomatoes in the greenhouse
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Soybean seed and pods
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Mature cotton plants ready for picking
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Nunhems Research Center (NL): DNA extraction from tomato leaves
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Young cotton plants that produce the FiberMax seed are bred in cell tissue.
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Treated seeds
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Products from Bayer CropScience protect each seed right from the beginning.
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Nunhems Research Center (NL): Pollinating of cucumbers in the greenhouse.
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All the molecules that were ever produced at Bayer CropScience are stored in one of the most advanced substance libraries in the world. Modern screening technologies are used to investigate the biological effects of these substances.

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