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Ancient Rain Forest Discovery Unlocks New Avocado Varieties for Future Resilience
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Scientists exploring Nicaragua's rainforests have discovered a rich diversity of avocado species, tracing their genetic roots back to a 5,000-year-old migration from South America. These newly identified varieties could help breed more climate-resilient crops and offer consumers exciting new superfood options.
Scientists exploring Nicaragua’s rainforests have discovered a rich diversity of avocado species, tracing their genetic roots back to a 5,000-year-old migration from South America. These newly identified varieties could help breed more climate-resilient crops and offer consumers exciting new superfood options.