+ Follow ROSALINDA REAVILES AND MARIA DAYAN Tag
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[Title] => ‘Chopstick tree’ seed technology developed
[Summary] => Chopsticks. Popsicle sticks. Toothpicks. Ice cream spoons. Food boxes exported to Japan.
These items are produced from a forest tree species called "malapapaya"?
This species, so-called because it looks like a papaya plant but it does not bear edible fruit, used to abound in forests. But the source of malapapaya wood had in recent years been depleted because of excessive logging and slash-and-burn ("kaingin") farming.
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These items are produced from a forest tree species called "malapapaya"?
This species, so-called because it looks like a papaya plant but it does not bear edible fruit, used to abound in forests. But the source of malapapaya wood had in recent years been depleted because of excessive logging and slash-and-burn ("kaingin") farming.
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November 2, 2003 - 12:00am
