Evaluation of Critical Factors and Progress Made in the Rapid Screening of Cocoa Germplasm for Resistance to Phytophthora Pod Rot Disease
<p id="p1">Cocoa has profound sociocultural, economic, and political impact on many tropical countries. Cocoa is cultivated in over 50 nations, and the continual advancement of the crop remains crucial in addressing numerous challenges, particularly pests and diseases, which significantly threaten t...
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2026
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