Indigenous Vegetables Pamphlets Recipient Form

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This is a request form for electronic copies of pamphlets 1-20 on Philippine inidgenous vegetables. This publication was made possible through a DOST-GIA Grant for a documentation project in 2018-2020.

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86th RIC Convention on 20-22 Nov 2023 at Hotel Supreme, Baguio City

Other agriculture- or agrobiodiversity-related events

"AngGulayBow." Facebook page

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Print materials (Flyers, articles, etc.)

National broadcasts (Television, radio, etc.)

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Which pamphlets would you like to receive? Check all that apply. *

1. Lagikway (aibika)

2. Talbos ng Kamoteng kahoy (cassava tops)

3. Gabi (taro)

4. Bawang Gulay (garlic greens/green garlic)

5. Himbabao (birch flower)

6. Ampalaya (wild bittergourd)

7. Lubi-lubi (Philippine fig)

8. Pako (edible fern)

9. Talinum

10. Lasona Gulay (green shallots)

11. Artocarpus: Langka, Kamansi, Rimas, Marang, Chipujo

12. Ubod - Hearts of Palm

13. Puso at Ubod ng Saging

14. Labong: Bamboo Shoots

15. Alugbati (malabar spinach)

16. Flower vegetables

17. Tapilan (ricebean)

18. Weedy Vegetables

19. Amaranths - Kulitis, Lupo

20. Vegetables for Nursing Mothers

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