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flag A global study confirms that growing diverse crops together boosts yields by naturally suppressing pests and diseases.

flag A global study led by Shanghai researchers confirms that growing multiple plant species together boosts crop yields by naturally suppressing pests and diseases. flag Analyzing over 5,700 data sets from 600 experiments across diverse ecosystems, the research found that plant diversity creates complex scent patterns and microclimates that disrupt pests and disease spread. flag The findings, published in Nature Ecology and Evolution, support sustainable farming practices and led to region-specific planting strategies in China aimed at reducing pesticides and improving food security.

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