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Assam’s wetlands hold potential for makhana cultivation, experts call for scientific approach

Assam’s wetlands hold potential for makhana cultivation, experts call for scientific approach

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    Dr Ranjita Bezbaruah, scientist (Agronomy), AAU, said lack of awareness remained a major constraint.

    — The Assam Tribune

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Dr Ranjita Bezbaruah, scientist (Agronomy), AAU, said lack of awareness remained a major constraint.

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Assam’s wetlands hold potential for makhana cultivation, experts call for scientific approach

Dr Ranjita Bezbaruah, scientist (Agronomy), AAU, said lack of awareness remained a major constraint.

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