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Plant solutions DR KIT CHIN Dr Kit Chin leads the way in research to assess the viability of the roselle plant as a crop for farmers
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Document Date: 2014-08-22 16:34:00

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Rutgers University / West Virginia State University / Southern University / US Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food / Plant Health Inspection Service / PARTNERS West Virginia State University Rutgers University / A&M College / Agriculture/National Institute of Food / /

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organic fertiliser applications / volume speciality botanical products / local food / social media / Plant solutions / roselle by-products / food source / food system / farmready product / beverage plants / healthy food sources / functional food crop / adaptable roselle hibiscus functional food crops / food / hibiscus products / /

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West Virginia State University / University Agricultural Research and Extension Center / US Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture / Institute of Food and Agriculture / Rutgers University / US Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service / Extension Center / USDA / Rutgers University US Department of Agriculture / European Union / A&M College / US Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / Southern University / /

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ROSELLE HIBISCUS / Kit Chin / Tomothy Rinehart / James Simon / Gerald Hankins / YADONG QI / /

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Project Director / Professor / Director for the multi-state research project / professor in horticultural research / /

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Louisiana / /

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southern US / West Virginia / /

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apoptosis / /

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WWW.RESEARCHMEDIA.EU / /

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