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Plant breeding

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Photographer: not known

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Field assistant, Makisi Sauleca and field worker, Paras Ram, set up a cross. After the male and female parents have been selected, they are placed together in a wire frame. The butt ends are immersed in a solution of sulphurous and phosphoric acids, which helps to keep the plants alive.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/49239

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CSR Photographs : South Pacific

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Image

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Rarawai cane cultivation

Date created

1960

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Restricted until

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