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Dryness Promotes Pests in Sugar Beet - that's How the Beet Fly Benefits
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Dryness not only affects the growth of sugar beet. A study shows that it can sometimes promote pests.
Sugar beets thrive particularly well in the nutrient-rich soil of Bavaria. But this year, the white tubers fell victim to the drought. Could a solution lie in even hotter regions?
·Augsburg, Germany
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Probes show weak yields. The situation is critical for beet growers – with consequences for the sugar market.
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