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CAN: Growing indoor blueberries through the winter

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Research on off-season berry production is yielding results at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) Biotech Greenhouse. A team led by biological sciences professor Jim Mattsson has successfully grown a crop of blueberries indoors during the winter. Their project, funded by the Weston Family Foundation's…

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CAN: Growing indoor blueberries through the winter

Research on off-season berry production is yielding results at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) Biotech Greenhouse. A team led by biological sciences professor Jim Mattsson has successfully grown a crop of blueberries indoors during the winter. Their project, funded by the Weston Family Foundation's…

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