African Tea Breeders Get Boost in the Lab

Doctoral student Pelly Malebe is part of a growing movement of researchers working to supplement the work of traditional tea breeders in the laboratory by identifying key traits, such as drought resistance, in tea plants.

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Tea fields at Kiambethu Farm in Kenya.

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  • Peter Carlos Hinds
    Feb 12 2013, 23:09

    People involved in football,should leave out football and look for productive work.Black Africa,and Islam should be ashamed.Gambling with America.When you work you get the exercise,and get paid also.You are not a slave in Britain's arena.Peter Carlos Hinds.