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China Grows Wheat in the Heart of the Desert, Opening a New Chapter in Agriculture

Summary by gazzetta.gr
Chinese scientists have succeeded in cultivating wheat with extremely high yields in the Taklamakan Desert, creating new prospects for arid regions.
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Chinese scientists have succeeded in cultivating wheat with extremely high yields in the Taklamakan Desert, creating new prospects for arid regions.

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gazzetta.gr broke the news on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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