College course to train 'plant doctors' attracting students

College course to train 'plant doctors' attracting students

TOKYO, Japan - Students compare sick and healthy broad bean plants during a class at Hosei University's Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry at the university's campus in Tokyo's Koganei on May 21.

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