Brazil Nuts Resist Farming

Brazil Nuts Resist Farming

Humans haven't been able to effectively farm Brazil nut trees to this day. In the Amazon of Bolivia, Brazil, and Peru, the trees rely on complex rainforest partners for pollination and seed spread, which plantations can't reproduce. For that reason, the world's supply of Brazil nuts comes almost entirely from wild stands.

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