A breakthrough in genetic research offers a powerful defense for the world’s favorite fruit. Scientists have identified specific genes that allow certain banana varieties to resist the devastating Panama disease. This discovery paves the way for resilient crops, ensuring food security and a vibrant future for global plantations.
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Científicos encuentran una forma de proteger el futuro del banano del mal de Panamá

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Un avance en la investigación genética ofrece una sólida defensa para la fruta favorita del mundo. Científicos han identificado genes específicos que permiten que ciertas variedades de banano resistan el devastador mal de Panamá. Este descubrimiento allana el camino para cultivos resilientes, garantizando la seguridad alimentaria y un futuro prometedor para las plantaciones globales.

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