South Africa, US Researchers Sequence Eucalyptus Genome

May 13, 2011

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Scientists in South Africa, the US, and other countries have completed the sequencing of the Eucalyptus tree genome, an important commercial crop that could be used as a biofuel, and it will be published in early 2012, the University of Pretoria said today.

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