New research strengthens case for storing wild relatives of potato and apple crops to help humans adapt to climate change
Preserving the wild relatives of some of the world's most popular crops, such as wheat, potato, rice and sugarcane, could be worth up to $196bn (£128bn) to the economy. That is the conclusion of a report...
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