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Caribbean: Producers Rely on a New Generation of GMOs to Save Their Bananas

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It is a fungus that ravages the banana groves of Guadeloupe and Martinique: black cercosporia, against which the means of control allowed are few. To counter it, the Antillean producers count...
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Paris (France), 16 June 2026 (AFP) – It is a fungus that ravages the banana groves of Guadeloupe and Martinique: black cercosporiosis, against which the means of control allowed are few. To counter it, the Antillean producers rely on the new genomic techniques (NGT), these "new GMOs" on which the European Parliament must [...] Article Caribbean: To save their bananas, the producers rely on a new generation of GMOs appeared first on MARINE & OCÉA…

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MARINE & OCÉANS broke the news on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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