Indigenous Maize: Who Owns the Rights to Mexico’s ‘Wonder’ Plant? - Yale E360
A nitrogen-fixing maize grown in an indigenous region of Mexico has the ability to fertilize itself, recent research shows. Now, as a global company and U.S. scientists work to replicate this trait in other corn varieties, will the villages where the...
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