Investigadores de Kew Gardens hallan un prometedor nuevo híbrido de café

Científicos que trabajan en Kew Gardens han descubierto una nueva variedad de café.

La planta híbrida se conoce como Coffea × libex. Combina características de las especies de café Liberica y Excelsa.

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