Work Underway in Mapping of Peanut Genome

Dan September 2, 2019 Peanuts

work — Two wild ancestors—Arachis ipaensis (left) and Arachis duranensis (right)–of the cultivated peanut.
Courtesy USDA/Agricultural Research Service

Work has been underway for some time in mapping the peanut genome. Tyron Spearman has an update on those efforts.

Work Underway in Mapping of Peanut Genome

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