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AUSTRALIAN ACACIA MANGIUM VARIETY

In recent years, the Australian Acacia mangium variety has gained popularity and is highly regarded for its wood quality and yield across the country. According to Mr. Vũ Văn Phán, Head of the Forest Protection Department of Thai Nguyen Province:“Plant variety is a critical factor determining plantation productivity, so it

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Process of planting and caring for green grapes

GROWING TECHNIQUES OF GREEN VINES 1.Variety description: Green grapes are a type of berry. Grapes grow in clusters of 6 to 300 grapes, they are black, blue, yellow, green, red-purple or white. When ripe, grapes can be eaten fresh or dried to make raisins, as well as used to produce

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Research on breeding Dia instant plants

The Dia instant tree, also known as the Zen tree, Sa Khuong tree has the scientific name Kaempferia galanga L., belongs to the ginger family Zingiberaceae and is used as a medicine in traditional medicine. According to Oriental medicine, the medicine Dia immediately has a spicy taste and warm properties

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Planting techniques
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AUSTRALIAN ACACIA MANGIUM SEEDLINGS

In recent years, Australian Acacia Mangium seedlings have gained popularity and high recognition for their quality and timber yield across Vietnam. According to Mr. Vu Van Phan, Head of the Forest Protection Department of Thai Nguyen Province, “Seed quality is a crucial factor determining plantation productivity. It is essential to

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Andrographis Paniculata – A Potential Herbal Medicine in COVID-19 Prevention

Andrographis paniculata – A potential medicine in preventing COVID-19 Many international research projects have evaluated the effects of the medicinal herb Andrographis paniculata in preventing COVID-19. Recently, the research results of the Thai Traditional Medicine Research Institute showed that within 3 days of using Andrographis paniculata, the condition of volunteers

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