Plants transgenic for a cellulose binding domain with altered morphology
CA 2298068 C · Owner: Yissum Research Development Company Of The Hebrew University In Jerusalem · Inventors: Shani, Ziv; Shpiegl, Etai; Shoseyov, Oded
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The present invention discloses genetically engineered plants which display altered structure or morphology. The transgenic plants express a cell wall modulation transgene or gene construct that results in the altered structure or morphology. The altered structure or morphology can be associated with for , example, altered biomass, growth yield, greater or less resistance to , biodegradation more or less digestible to ruminants, altered cellulose content, larger leaves/normal hypocotyls or smaller leaves/longer hypocotyls etc. compared to a non-transgenic plant of the same species. The cell wall modulation transgene can be any cellulose binding domain a cellulose binding , protein, or …
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