Zmany klimatyczne w Wietnamie - Redux
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An area of rice paddy which tests the growth of various strains of rice at the College of Rural Development of Can Tho University. After the Vietnam War this area was completely destroyed by bombing. With very little vegetation remaining, the contaminated and extremely acidic soil meant that nothing could grow anymore. But after years of work and research by Dr Ni and his team the area was finally returned to its natural state.
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2018-07-21
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