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UF/IFAS research opens path to even healthier broccoli, cabbage and kale

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By Meredith Bauer-Mitchell
| The University of Florida
Did you think broccoli could get any better for you? Researchers at the University of Florida may have found a way to make that possible. Researchers at the UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) have identified a way to increase the level of health-boosting compounds in broccoli, kale, cabbage, Brussels sprouts and related vegetables. The discovery, published in Science Advances, could open the door to enhancing the nutrition of Americans’ staple vegetables.
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UF/IFAS research opens path to even healthier broccoli, cabbage and kale

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By Meredith Bauer-Mitchell
| South Central Florida Life | Lake Okeechobee News Verified
By Meredith Bauer-Mitchell UF/IFAS Did you think broccoli could get any better for you? Researchers at the University of Florida may have found a way to make that possible. Researchers at the UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) have identified a way to increase the level of health-boosting compounds in broccoli, kale, cabbage, Brussels sprouts and related vegetables.
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As new invasive species threatens Florida pastures and sugarcane, researchers racing to manage pasture mealybug outbreak

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By Meredith Bauer-Mitchell
| South Central Florida Life | Lake Okeechobee News Verified
By Meredith Bauer-Mitchell UF/IFAS A new invasive pest spotted in Florida has been damaging grass and sugarcane crops in South Florida, causing concern among farmers. The pasture mealybug has been spotted in 15 Florida counties so far, as well as Louisiana and Texas. The bug eats the sap of leaves of grasses and sugarcane, causing the plants to die, and it can be responsible for the rapid decline of an entire field.
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