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Genetic diversity
Romanticizing cocoa diversity - why we should be eating diverse chocolate on Valentine's Day
30 years of banana diversity hosted in Belgium – A treasure chest to feed the world
Fruits of labour: One year after establishing genetic garden in Bengaluru, India
Ethiopian wheat offers unique source of diversity for weathering climate change
Mining banana biodiversity to reduce vitamin A deficiencies in East Africa
Research helps forests adapt to and mitigate a changing climate
Southeast Asia’s best cassava breeders form network
Forest in the lab – new film explains genetic monitoring of forests
Bananas and climate change: what is going to happen to one of the world’s favourite fruits?
The future of food - why protected areas are more than just a safe haven for pandas
Problem-based learning to sustain future forests
New publication describes ancient African tree Baobab
Mapping the biodiversity status of over 10,000 Ghanaian cocoa farms
Promoting genetic diversity in agriculture through National Adaptation Plans
To sustain timber yields in Asian forests genetic issues must be addressed
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