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NewsDesk MC April 4, 2026April 4, 2026 agricultural research, agriculture, arabica, bioeconomy, brazil, Campinas Agronomy Institute, climate change, climate risk, coffee hybrids, coffee industry, coffee rust, crop genetics, crop resilience, drought tolerance, Embrapa, food security, global commodities, indonesia, liberica, malaysia, Rabobank, racemosa, Southeast Asia farming, stenophylla

Brazil scientists turn to wild coffee genes to safeguard arabica from climate stress

“Working with alternative species of coffee is vital because arabica has an extremely narrow genetic base, making it highly vulnerable