+ Follow biopiracy Tag
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[Title] => Ube is worth $595M globally. Why is Philippines capturing just $3 million?
[Summary] => Philippine ube varieties are spreading to overseas growers who are outpacing the country in meeting global demand.
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[Title] => An environmental hot spot
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Duhat and ampalaya for diabetes, banaba for kidney
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age of shopping malls and the Internet, Filipinos have not forgotten their folk
medicine. New items are being discovered such as pansit-pansitan and
even the noni tree, whose fruit is being marketed as a cure-all.
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biopiracy
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Duhat and ampalaya for diabetes, banaba for kidney
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age of shopping malls and the Internet, Filipinos have not forgotten their folk
medicine. New items are being discovered such as pansit-pansitan and
even the noni tree, whose fruit is being marketed as a cure-all.
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