INTRODUCTION
Taiwanese agricultural technologies and their development are outstanding, as demonstrated by the novel products available in the market every year. However, the current Patent Act in Taiwan protects only non-biotechnology methods for crop production (Hsiao, 2007). New cultivars...
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Pitaya or dragon fruit (Hylocereus spp.) is a popular fruit with rapid development in Taiwan growing from 900 to 2,800 ha over the last decade. New varieties created from species and genus were well conducted by growers and breeders in past decades. The quality of white flesh pitaya is...
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The concept and practice of the Satoyama Initiative have been widely welcomed by the government and the public after it was introduced to Taiwan. There are also 14 Taiwanese members joining the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative (IPSI) now, including the Forestry...
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Aging is now the most crucial issue in Taiwan, and its impact on the farm villages is even more severe. According to the report made by the National Development Council, the total population of Taiwan will be reduced by a quarter in 2050. The trend of low birth rate and aging is more...
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Sinshe Tribe, located in Fengbin Township on Taiwan’s east coast, is the largest gathering place of the Kavalan people in the world. The “Eight Fools Organic Farming Areas” initiated by the Sinshe Tribal Development Association, under the guidance of the Hualien District Agricultural...
Hwang-Jaw Lee
Affiliation
Taiwan Flowers Development AssociationJob Title
Board DirectorLatest Submission from Taiwan
Development and Restrictions of Plant Patents in Taiwan
Shuttle Breeding: A Strategy for Improving Commercially Grown Pitaya
Taiwan Ecological Network and Satoyama Initiative
Transforming Fuli with Multi-Experimental Activities to Carry out the Spirit of Satoyama
The Spark Crashed by the Kavalan Culture and Satoyama-Satoumi Partnership in Taiwan
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