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Fiber-rich, with fewer farts - Taipei Times

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Fibre-rich, with fewer farts: how the underrated mung bean could improve food security (and post-bean bloat)

The World Vegetable Centre in Taiwan is breeding varieties that will grow better and faster and could become a major crop in Australia

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Vault reaches million mark

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault recently welcomed 40,507 new seed samples from nine gene bank depositors. Seed deposits came from Latvia, Morocco, Taiwan, the United States, the Netherlands, Israel, Poland,

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The Quest to Save Chili Peppers

The Quest to Save Chili Peppers
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Study highlights potential of Africa s forgotten food crops for climate resilience and nutrition

Scientists have identified several forgotten food crops in sub-Saharan Africa that can be incorporated into the cropping system to support climate resilience and nutrition in the region. The study has been published in the journal PNAS.

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