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In Michoacán, Mexico, drying soil threatens water supplies and avocados, says study
In the heart of Mexico’s southwestern state of Michoacán, Juan Madrigal spends his free time organizing to protect the city of Uruapan’s urban ecological park, a 50-hectare (124-acre) plot of land at ...
The newly discovered "hotbed" of avocado diversity could boost sustainable agriculture and commercial varieties of the trendy fruit. The post Unique avocados found in Nicaragua could boost ...
In fact, snatching fruit that’s not yours can have legal consequences. Could you face criminal charges for stealing fruit ...
While collecting avocado leaf samples in Nicaragua, archaeobotanist Kevin Wann finally tasted the fruit he has spent years ...
About 5,000 years ago, avocados went on an excellent adventure. Humans migrating north towards Nicaragua from parts of South ...
A team of scientists led by researchers at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and Texas A&M University ...
People brought large avocado seeds from South America to Central America, kicking off a burst of diversity for the fruit ...
A team of scientists led by researchers with the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History and Texas A&M University recently uncovered genetic traces of ancient migration in DNA from avocados ...
It’s located right on Cedar Creek in Leo-Cedarville, a community in northeast Indiana that’s managed to stay charming without ...
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Homeowner's 'pear' tree finally fruits, and gardeners say it's actually an avocado
Mislabeled plants can throw growers for a loop in amusing, if not potentially costly, fashion.
Another bumper year is predicted for the avocado industry. New Zealand Avocado chief executive Brad Siebert said there's ...
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