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Bananas to be protected

IN A five-year $6 million project, a team of researchers at the University of Queensland's Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation will research the best way to protect bananas from pests.

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Bananas to be protected

Led and developed by QAAFI principal research scientist André Drenth, the banana plant protection program will investigate ways to minimise the impact of pests and diseases on the production of bananas,...

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