World's most popular banana variety could go extinct: study
The Cavendish banana, which is eaten by 47 per cent of the human population worldwide, is under the attack by a fungus called Panama disease (Fusarium wilt) tropical race 4 (TR4).
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The Cavendish banana, which is eaten by 47 per cent of the human population worldwide, is under the attack by a fungus called Panama disease (Fusarium wilt) tropical race 4 (TR4).
It's like "The Last of Us": Fruit Edition. Scientists warn that the most popular species of banana could be on the brink of extinction due to a disease outbreak that's ravaging the potassium-filled fruit.
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