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Indigo raises $100m to help grow hardier crops

The Boston Globe

July 20, 2016

By Curt Woodward

The fungi and bacteria that live inside plants are doing a lot more than hitching a ride. Those tiny creatures can influence how well plants grow, helping them absorb nutrients and boosting their ability to survive extreme weather.

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