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It’s because water hyacinth, the world’s most "invasive" aquatic plant, has a very efficient method of reproduction, as found in scientific studies across the globe.


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NFA to continue importing rice next year

July 27, 2010 - 5:10pm

The Philippine National Food Authority (NFA) is not ruling out the possibility of importing rice next year despite over importation of the commodity during the previous administration, a senior government official...

Water lily good as charcoal briquette

January 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Have you ever wondered why water hyacinth, locally known as water lily, has become a fixture in bodies of water, particularly in lakes? It’s because water hyacinth, the world’s most "invasive"...

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