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  • Ecosystem Services

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  • Grasslands are crucial for agriculture and ecosystem services, with increasing importance in changing environments.
  • High-yielding forage grasses are vital for sustainable grassland production.
  • Understanding grassland species' genomes can accelerate crop improvement for future challenges.

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  • To review technological developments driving insights into nuclear genome structure and function in grassland species.
  • To highlight the benefits of applying technologies from human and animal science to forage and turf grass genomics.
  • To discuss the potential, limitations, and future applications of these technologies in grass genome research.

Main Methods:

  • Review of technological advancements in genomics.
  • Application of technologies originally developed in human and animal science to plant genomics.
  • Focus on nuclear genome structure and function analysis.

Main Results:

  • Technological developments have significantly advanced insights into grassland species' nuclear genomes.
  • Technologies from other life sciences are increasingly applicable and beneficial to forage and turf grass research.
  • These advancements offer pathways to address challenges like feed demand and resource scarcity.

Conclusions:

  • Genomic research in grassland species is essential for sustainable agriculture and ecosystem services.
  • The adoption of advanced genomic technologies accelerates crop improvement for forage and turf grasses.
  • Future applications of these technologies will be critical for mitigating global challenges in food production and resource management.