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Indigo Is Mapping Plant Microbiomes To Produce Next Generation Crops

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February 19, 2016

By Matthew Lynley

David Perry thinks the secret to agricultural challenges like drought resistance might lie in the bacteria that live in a bunch of grass on the beach.

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