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                    [Summary] => Pagasa. 911. Sinta. Maria Makiling. Celebrity Stars.


No, we are not writing about the weather. Or rescue operations, much more terrorism. Neither are we dealing with love. Or fairies, enchantresses, and beautiful people.


The words cited are but among the 126 superior varieties of 33 crops bred over he past three decades by the UP Los Baños-Institute of Plant Breeding (UPLB-IPB). During the period, IPB also registered 72 crops, mostly vegetables, fruit trees, and ornamentals, with the IPB Germplasm Registration and Release Office (GRRO).


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In another world – the agriculture world – these names are gradually but consistently becoming a by-word among vegetable growers.


Fact is, two hybrid tomatoes have been named Ara and Assunta while two open-pollinated ones bear the tags Rica and Rosanna.


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ARA AND ASSUNTA

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126 superior crop varieties in 30 yrs

By Rudy A. Fernandez | June 12, 2005 - 12:00am

Pagasa. 911. Sinta. Maria Makiling. Celebrity Stars. No, we are not writing about the weather. Or rescue operations, much more terrorism. Neither are we dealing with love. Or fairies, enchantresses, and beautiful...

Agriculture

‘Sexy’ tomatoes gaining acceptance among farmers

January 30, 2005 - 12:00am

In tinseltown, Ara, Assunta, Rica, and Rosanna have captured the moviegoers’ imagination because of their statuesque attributes, beauty, and acting abilities. In another world – the agriculture world –...

Agriculture