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[Title] => PCA adopts new coconut propagation technology
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[Title] => Big demand, short supply offers big biz opportunity for Pinoys
[Summary] => The big demand for makapuno or the mutant nut in the Philippines as well as in other countries offers Filipino businessmen an opportunity to make it big in the business of producing planting materials, or the nut itself.
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The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) is embarking on a project that will help establish a protocol for the clonal propagation of coconut to improve the efficiency of somatic embryo formation, germination and plantlet regeneration.
Top scientists and tissue-culture experts from the PCA-Albay Research Center (ARC) based in Guinobatan, Albay, are now working on a two-year modern biotechnology project aimed at establishing a protocol for clonal propagation of coconut.
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[Title] => Clonal propagation of coconut eyed
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The Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) is embarking on a project that will help establish a protocol for the clonal propagation of coconut to improve the efficiency of somatic embryo formation, germination and plantlet regeneration.
Top scientists and tissue-culture experts from the PCA-Albay Research Center (ARC) based in Guinobatan, Albay, is leading the two-year modern biotechnology project.
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[Summary] => After duly complying early this year with the requirements imposed by Taiwan quarantine people on he cadang cadang control program for the coconut industry, the Philippine government – through the Philippine Coconut Authority – is now lobbying for the immediate lifting on the ban on fresh buko exports to Taiwan, which has been earning $1.5 million a year.
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Top scientists and tissue-culture experts from the PCA-Albay Research Center (ARC) based in Guinobatan, Albay, are now working on a two-year modern biotechnology project aimed at establishing a protocol for clonal propagation of coconut.
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According to IP Philippines director-general Adrian Cristobal, the Philippines is at the forefront of biotechnology research and may benefit from patenting its biotechnology research work.
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Top scientists and tissue-culture experts from the PCA-Albay Research Center (ARC) based in Guinobatan, Albay, is leading the two-year modern biotechnology project.
Erlinda P. Rillo will head the project that will start next year.
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