China-Singapore Join Hands In Bio-Breeding

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Tuesday, May 30, 2000, updated at 11:22(GMT+8)

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China-Singapore Join Hands In Bio-Breeding

A bio-breeding center was recently set up jointly by a research group at the State University of Singapore and the Hefei Fengle Breeding Co. Ltd.

According to an agreement reached by the two sides, Singapore will help introduce anti-diseases and anti-pests genes into seeds of rice, corn, tomato and capsicum while providing technological training to China in the next ten years.


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	A bio-breeding center was recently set up jointly by a research group at the State University of Singapore and the Hefei Fengle Breeding Co. Ltd.




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