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Need for Genetic Diversity to Combat Citrus Greening
University of Florida (UF) researchers have analyzed the genome sequences of 10 diverse citrus varieties for the first time, and are calling for genetic diversity among the fruits to help combat the ongoing epidemic of citrus greening.
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