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August 26, 2014

Papaya research could rid plant disease for good

SARAH DIONYSIUS Exotic fruit could be the key to eradicating plant disease and reducing crop loss. Research presented at the …

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August 26, 2014

How Indigenous vegetables can end malnutrition and poverty in underdeveloped countries

TESSA DIGRANDI The key to combating malnutrition and poverty is in promoting indigenous vegetables, World Vegetable Centre Director General Dr …

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August 26, 2014

Research to make real field turf a viable option once again

ARIANA DEELEY Artificial turf may be the hot new thing in sporting field surfaces but researchers say it’s time to …

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August 26, 2014

New apple ready to roll into the Australian market

LACEE BUZZA A fresh new apple variety will soon be ready for Australian lunchboxes. Celebrated for its vibrant colour, crunchy …

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August 26, 2014

Funding shortage puts the brakes on Filipino research

SARA CUPOVIC The Philippines has embraced biotechnologies to genetically modify high yielding crops, but a shortage of funding and experienced …

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August 26, 2014

Australian organic plant manufacturing industry in good Shape

JACK DAVISON Australia’s Medicinal Aromatic Plant (MAP) industry is on solid ground, but  more investment is needed to ensure fresh …

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August 26, 2014

One hundred dollar mangoes are being grown in Japan’s coldest climate

APRIL CLARKE Bitter winters are no match for Japanese mango farmers who have turned to new greenhouse technologies to ensure …

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August 26, 2014

Cranberry juice shown to have long term health benefits

CARINA DRUCE Drinking cranberry juice may help prevent some of our biggest killers including heart disease, diabetes and cancer, new …

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August 26, 2014

Society unaware of benefits from urban forest

JASMINE BUCK Urban forests and a good tree cover can be a matter of life and death, one of Australia’s …

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August 26, 2014

Biofortifed vegetables could increase life expectancy

SARAH BEECROFT New developments in biofortification suggest corn, broccoli and tomatoes could be leading the prevention of age degenerative diseases …

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