Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the …
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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June 30, 2008
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of …
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, …
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Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
Safeguarding the World’s Chocolate Supply
June 30, 2008
The Mars chocolate company is teaming up with the US Department of Agriculture and computer giant IBM to safeguard the world’s chocolate supply. By mapping the genome of the cacao tree, whose seeds are used to produce cocoa and chocolate, they hope uncover the secret to making cacao crops more resistant to pests, disease, and water shortages, thereby ensuring the future of the cacao plant in a warming climate. The project should take about 5 years to complete, and all data will be made available in a public database at no charge to users.
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