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Researchers in Ethiopia’s Tigray region have identified old grapevines that have survived for centuries, revealing both genetic diversity and historical significance. The study, conducted by a team of scientists including Jan Nyssen and Alemtsehay Tsegay, focused on the northern highlands, a region known for early agricultural development. Findings suggest that these vines may hold clues to the region’s ancient viticulture practices and contribute to broader understanding of crop evolution in Africa.

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