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And in adjacent shorelines like those in Cavite, too.


The basis for this optimistic outlook is the success of government researches in developing a technology for the vegetative propagation of "nilad" by rooting stem cuttings of the species.


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NILA TRIAL PLANTATION

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And in adjacent shorelines like those in Cavite, too.


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Return of Manila’s ‘nilad’ mangrove not far off

March 23, 2003 - 12:00am

The time may not be long when "nilad", the mangrove species after which Manila was named, will again be part of the city’s landscape. And in adjacent shorelines like those in Cavite, too. The basis...

Agriculture