Climate change is affecting truffle production in mainland Europe – but scientists believe it is creating the ideal conditions for Scotland to grow one of the world's most valuable foods. Dryer ...
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How Scotland could produce a sought-after Continental delicacy - thanks to climate change
They are a much sought after delicacy that are normally found in the sunnier climes of Spain and Italy. But now, a black truffle has been cultivated on a Scottish isle in what is thought to be a first ...
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