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LEGASPI CITY -- Experts at the Department of Agriculture attributed the rapid
increase in the rat population in Bicol to plural breeding of lactating female
rats inside a single burrow.

Delfin Centeno, chief of the regional Crop Protection Center of the Department
of Agriculture based in Pili, Camarines Sur described the phenomenon as
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The rapid increase in the rodent's population in the provinces of Masbate,
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The damage in Masbate was 
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LEGASPI CITY -- Experts at the Department of Agriculture attributed the rapid
increase in the rat population in Bicol to plural breeding of lactating female
rats inside a single burrow.

Delfin Centeno, chief of the regional Crop Protection Center of the Department
of Agriculture based in Pili, Camarines Sur described the phenomenon as
"condensation potential."

The rapid increase in the rodent's population in the provinces of Masbate,
Camarines Sur and Sorsogon staring January this year has already destroyed
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The damage in Masbate was 
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DA explains rapid rise in rat population

By Cecille Suerte Felipe | April 23, 2000 - 12:00am

LEGASPI CITY -- Experts at the Department of Agriculture attributed the rapid increase in the rat population in Bicol to plural breeding of lactating female rats inside a single burrow. Delfin Centeno, chief...

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