The Guardian Australia
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Scientists breed climate-resilient apple rootstocks after northeastern frost damage
Scientists at Cornell University and the USDA are breeding new apple rootstocks to withstand climate extremes after a 2015 cold snap damaged northeastern orchards. The Geneva Apple Rootstock Breeding Program, led by Terence Robinson and Gennaro Fazio since 1968, seeks varieties resistant to drought, temperature swings,.
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