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Barriers and Drivers in the Adoption of New Genomic Techniques for Grapevines
Severe climate conditions and fungal diseases have significantly impacted global wine production, bringing it to its lowest levels in decades. The development of resilient grape varieties with strong quality standards becomes therefore essential for the industry's future. This study examines how Eur
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