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or even the exchange of results and ideas before publication. but should lead to
active cooperation between you and IRRJ scientists. IRRI does not have the
capacity or the expertise to do all the environmental research on rice that needs
to be done. There are research problems to which IRRI must have answers,
answers which can be (ibtained with outside help.
In closing, may l once again express my sincere thanks and appreciation to
Dr. Yoshida and his associates for organizing this important symposium and to
you for being here. for your participation which has stimulated IRRl scientists,
and for what we hope will be your continued interest in helping us learn more
about the response of rice to its environment,