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With the government aiming to make the country self sufficient in rice, government scientists have been given the green light to start another project to come up with improved hybrid rice parental lines resistant to Bacterial Blight.


All eyes are now on Dr. Joan Marie S. Agarcio, a geneticist and molecular biologist from the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) as far as the project is concerned.


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Applied biotechnology research and development is on the upswing in the Philippines.


The development of new and improved hybrid rice parental lines resistant to bacterial blight is being researched on by a team from PhilRice led by Joan Marie S. Agarcio, a genetecist and molecular biologist.


For a year, the project will be implemented by PhilRice-Central Experimental Station and PhilRice, Isabela in the project site at Maligaya, Munoz, Nueva Ecija.


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Scientists eye rice variety resistant to bacterial blight

February 25, 2007 - 12:00am

With the government aiming to make the country self sufficient in rice, government scientists have been given the green light to start another project to come up with improved hybrid rice parental lines resistant...

Agriculture

Biotech R&D on the upswing

December 10, 2006 - 12:00am

Applied biotechnology research and development is on the upswing in the Philippines. The development of new and improved hybrid rice parental lines resistant to bacterial blight is being researched on by a team...

Agriculture