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Al Jazeera correspondent Gelareh Darabi recently travelled to Nepal for the broadcaster’s Earthrise programme, to see how plant clinics in Pokhara are helping farmers deal with crop pests such as tuta absoluta.

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Nepal, Plantwise, Tuta absoluta, plant clinics

Climate change and biodiversity, Plant Sciences

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