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Academy s Symposium Sparks Fruitful Food Future Talks

Academy s Symposium Sparks Fruitful Food Future Talks
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High-tech spray can prevent and cure rusty plant threat

High-tech spray can prevent and cure rusty plant threat
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High-tech spray prevents and cures rusty plant threat

High-tech spray prevents and cures rusty plant threat
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New research found stressed plants emit airborne sounds | The Canberra Times

Stressed and dehydrated plants make popping and clicking noises that can be heard a metre away.

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New research found stressed plants emit airborne sounds | The Maitland Mercury

Stressed and dehydrated plants make popping and clicking noises that can be heard a metre away.

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