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Green ImpactHow ancient tomato genes created the potatoes we eat today

Scientists reveal that your favorite potato dishes owe their existence to an ancient hybridization between tomatoes and potato-like plants.

Rebecca Shavit
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DiscoveriesVertically farmed produce tastes as good as organic ones, study finds
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DiscoveriesTomatoes provide major gut health benefits, study finds
DiscoveriesGene-edited tomatoes could help millions of people with vitamin D deficiency
DiscoveriesEating fruits and vegetables shown to reduce ADHD symptoms
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