Researchers at Lincoln University and Plant & Food Research say new genetic discoveries will help control disease, increasing productivity and likely mean completely new varieties of grapes and styles of wine.
The research project initially commenced to fill a knowledge gap in the
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Wine project unlocks new variety secrets
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