Challenging and enriching to study”: Exploring robusta coffee's genetic diversity - Perfect Daily Grind
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Even though there are more than 120 known species in the Coffea genus, just two, arabica and robusta, account for more than 99% of all global production. Within that, robusta accounts for approximately 30 to 40%, and is broadly considered to be of lower quality than arabica.
Even though there are more than 120 known species in the Coffea genus, just two, arabica and robusta, account for more than 99% of all global production. Within that, robusta accounts for approximately 30 to 40%, and is broadly considered to be of lower quality than arabica. Despite the
Even though there are more than 120 known species in the Coffea genus, just two, arabica and robusta, account for more than 99% of all global production. Within that, robusta accounts for approximately 30 to 40%, and is broadly considered to be of lower quality than arabica. Despite the
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