Two iconic New Zealand apple varieties mark 40 years
Scifresh and Scilate, marketed as Jazz and Envy, were first developed by scientists at the Bioeconomy Science Institute in 1985
Two iconic New Zealand apple varieties mark 40 years
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Two iconic New Zealand apple varieties mark 40 years
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