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Selecting the best bitter gourd

THE BEST BITTER GOURD: (left to right) Ajay Dayal (Product Development Manager of Rasi HyVeg Seed), M Anil (Rasi HyVeg Gourd Breeder) and WorldVeg Cucurbit Breeder Narinder Dhillon select F1 bitter gourd hybrids in the field.

 

 

(left to right) Ajay Dayal (Product Development Manager of Rasi HyVeg Seed), M Anil (Rasi HyVeg Gourd Breeder) and WorldVeg Cucurbit Breeder Narinder Dhillon select F1 bitter gourd hybrids in the field.

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2017-07-26T02:18:31+00:00July 26th, 2017|Categories: JULY2017, PHOTO OP|Tags: |

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