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UF/IFAS - Vegetarian Newsletter.

17826 UF/IFAS - Vegetarian Newsletter. http://www.hos.ufl.edu/vegetarian/04/December/McAvoy2.htm Over 200 pepper breeders, researchers and growers from around the globe descended on the Naples Beach Resort and Golf Club in Naples Florida to attend the 17th International Pepper Conference held November 14-16th 2004. Crops > Chili pepper > Research insect   resistant   capsicum   agricultural   research   service   southwest   florida   everglades   crop   physiology   business   relationships   breeding   lines   virus   resistance   horticultural Jan 1, 2005  

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