Duckweed grows fast and is easy to cultivate, but until now has been difficult to modify genetically. A new, reproducible transformation toolkit for these plants opens the door to the wider use of duckweed in basic research and biotechnology. Read more about the study, published in New Phytologist here: https://www.oeaw.ac.at/gmi/detail/news/unlocking-a-tiny-plants-big-potential-for-research-and-biotechnology
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