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. . .  far as oil barrel costs more than US$ 25 (M acedo, 2002); j) in recent years, the genetic development of sugarcane species has advanced (e.g., more than 500 sugarcane varieties have been developed in Brazil). These developments have resulted reduction in the use of pesticides and of resultant environmental impacts, an increase of sugar content, the development of disease-resistant species, better adaptation to different soils, . . .
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