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Hailing from the Philippines, Jhoana Opena is concentrating on how to supress the growth of one of the world’s most prolific weeds, barnyard grass, with pasture legumes.
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Dr Jhoana Opena, Research Academic, The University of Queensland (formerly a PhD student at The Graham Centre)
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