Scientists have discovered how a tiny plant called the hornwort enhances its rubisco enzyme to concentrate CO₂ and improve photosynthesis efficiency, potentially leading to higher crop yields and reduced environmental impact from farming practices. This breakthrough could enable genetic modifications in crops to create similar structures, boosting growth by up to 60% while reducing water usage and chemical fertilizer needs.
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