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Newly discovered genetically distinct avocados could lead to more superfood choice

Some of the special avocados growing in Nicaragua. (Kevin Wann via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Genetically distinct avocados discovered in Nicaragua could lead to more "superfood" varieties.

Newly discovered genetically distinct avocados could lead to more superfood choice

Farmers and gardeners taught researchers how they cultivate these local avocados. (Kevin Wann via SWNS)

Newly discovered genetically distinct avocados could lead to more superfood choice

The avocado diversity preserved in Central America's lowlands could help protect commercial avocados from the fate of other crops like bananas. (Kevin Wann via SWNS)

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