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The Philippines is an incredibly biodiverse region providing a number of different Natural Resources. The mangrove tree is one of the largest plant resources.
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Why do Philippines have natural resources?
why the Philippines is considered rich in Natural Resources
Why do Philippines have rich natural resources?
why the Philippines is considered rich in Natural Resources
What is History of plant pathology in the Philippines?
History of plant pathology in the Philippines?
What is the correct verb in the sentence the Philippines many natural resources?
have The Philippines have many natural resources.
What are the energy resources in the Philippines?
The major renewable energy resources in the Philippines are: * biomass * geothermal * hydro * solar * wind
What are the land resources of the Philippines?
There are a variety of land resources found in the Philippines. These resources include the Ocean, minerals, major crops (such as rice, corn, and sugarcane), as well as flora.
Why do have rich natural resources?
why the Philippines is considered rich in Natural Resources
Fundamental laws on natural resources in Philippines?
Executive Order No, 79 is the main law that governs natural resources in the Philippines. It provides for the use of minerals and establishes enforcement of those policies. The Philippines has an extensive list of laws governing natural resources.
What led to the European colonization of the Philippines?
Resources.
Why is the Philippines lucky to have different kinds of soil?
because philippines have a many wonderful resources
What can you do for Philippines?
You can clean it plant trees
Who is Teresita Boroneo?
Teresita H. Borromeo holds an MSc in Plant Breeding and a BSc in Agronomy from the University of the Philippines. She is Professor in Crop Science Cluster at the University of the Philippines in Los Baños and teaches crop science, plant breeding and plant genetic resources conservation and management. She is Chair of the Rice Technical working Group of the National Seed Industry Council as well as Examiner for Rice on behalf of the Plant Variety Protection Office. As the Philippine Delegate Prof. Borromeo was involved in the negotiations of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. Prof. Borromeo represents the NARS on the GRPC.
