09 May 2019
2GB
An elusive native sorghum seed has been collected, and deposited in Australia’s Grains Gene Bank in Horsham.
A week long collecting mission in the Northern Territory saw the specimen of Sorghum grande finally obtained and now filed away.
The trip through Katherine and Kakadu National Park saw 21 new populations of wild sorghum, rice, mungbean, and pigeonpea joining the extensive collection…
To find our more rural reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with Agriculture Victoria researcher Dr Sally Norton who led the expedition:
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