Food system sustainability relies on potato’s “wild relatives”

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Looking ahead to the next 50 years, potato researchers and farmers have significant concerns about producing enough food under the stressors of climate change. However, a potential solution exists within the potato “family.”

Crop wild relatives of potatoes are genetically-related to potatoes that we grow and consume and they contain valuable traits that can be built into consumer varieties to help ensure reliable yields and high-quality potatoes for shoring up food and nutrition security.

Continue reading Food system sustainability relies on potato’s “wild relatives” at International Potato Center.

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