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Another important ☀️ role of CBET is to support the development das newstechnologies based on nitrogen fixation and bacterial asymbiosis. This includes The ☀️ creation Of New estrains with bactériaa that Are-more Effective,t fixing nitrogênio oge; as "well Asthe Deveisopsmento from w methodS fordelivering ☀️ anse bacterianaA To plants”.CBet also seworkst à promoteThe comdoetional by doSE natecnloes By farmersa And Other énd -users ( With ☀️ it goAl dos increasing agricultural Productivity & Sustainability).
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