The Genomics Encyclopedia

The Genomics Encyclopedia is a large-scale scientific project that maps and studies the complete genetic makeup (genome) of many different plant species. By analyzing their DNA, researchers gain insights into how plants grow, adapt, and evolve. This information helps in improving crops, conserving biodiversity, and understanding fundamental biological processes. Essentially, it creates a detailed catalog of plant genes, serving as a valuable resource for scientists, farmers, and conservationists to make informed decisions and develop innovative solutions for agriculture and environmental health.