Scientific discovery could save millions of ash trees
Scientists in Norfolk have made a breakthrough in the fight against Ash Dieback disease. The deadly fungal infection has already been found at hundreds of sites across the UK.
Now researchers have made important genetic discoveries that could save millions of trees from the disease.
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