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Jigawa partners Egyptian firm on date palm and potato tissue culture technology

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Governor Namadi of Jigawa and his team in Egypt listening to an official

The proposed collaboration would explore the establishment and commercialisation of plant tissue-culture technology in Jigawa State, initially focusing on date palm and Irish potato

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