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Polvoron from crab carapace, anyone?

By Ghio Ong | February 28, 2008 - 12:00am

Science and Environment

Crab shell polvoron, anyone?

January 8, 2006 - 12:00am

This time, it’s polvoron made from shells of crabs. First found as calcium-rich polvoron was that made of bones (tinik) of milkfish. The headway was achieved by Dr. Laurentina Calmorin of the Northern Iloilo,...

Agriculture

Beware of killer crabs!

By Ramon Ma. Epino | January 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Make no mistake! Not all crabs are created for sumptuous dining. A number of them, in fact, are very deadly – so beware! One of them – known in Zamboanga as "kagang-bugtong" (scientific name:...

Agriculture