Scientists have genetically engineered wheat to be more efficient at absorbing phosphorus from the soil. These transgenic crops should require less fertilizer, which should save farmers money and protect the environment from the hazardous effects of fertilizer runoff.

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Scientists have genetically engineered wheat to be more efficient at absorbing phosphorus from the soil. These transgenic crops should require less fertilizer, which should save farmers money and protect the environment from the hazardous effects of fertilizer runoff.