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Southwest Seed Bank Preserves Drought-Tough Crops

Published 1 week, 5 days ago
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In the Southwest, Native Seeds slash SEARCH in Tucson is preserving hundreds of drought-resistant native crops, like devils claw and mano de gato amaranth, to combat worsening droughts. Chefs and growers are adapting these ancient foods, while indigenous groups see renewed interest in their nutrient-packed plants. The seed bank serves as a lifeline, keeping Southwest food traditions alive amidst rising temperatures.

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