Researchers race to save rice, one of Arkansas’ most valuable crops, from hazards of climate change

Rice plants that are turning yellow under heat and drought sway in the breeze in a farm field in this Aug. 21, 2022 file photo. (AP/Mark Schiefelbein)

JONESBORO -- On the third floor of the Arkansas Biosciences Institute, amid rows of glassware and lab equipment, sits a rack of seeds...

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Researchers race to save rice, one of Arkansas’ most valuable crops, from hazards of climate change

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