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1996-1997 - "National Science and Technology Council of Mexico"; (CONACyT). Project: Improvement of beneficial bacteria from the sediment and rhizosphere of mangrove to promote mangrove seedling growth.

Angel Carrillo and Gerardo Toledo reforesting Balandra lagoon with black mangrove seedlings.

1994-1997 - "National Science and Technology Council of Mexico" (CONACyT). Project: Interaction between mycorrhizae fungi and associative nitrogen fixing bacteria on desert plants.

Neta Bashan prepares a soil experiment.	Gina Holguin and a student are sampling cactus plants growing in solid rocks.
Driving Baja California dirt roads in search of interesting samples.

1993-1996 - "Halox Co. Oregon, USA." Project: The effect of chlorine dioxide combined with beneficial bacteria on plant growth.

1993-1994 - "National Science and Technology Council of Mexico" (CONACyT). Project: Mycorrhizae of desert plants. (Cathedra for Dr. D. Ianson- USDA-ARS, Oregon)

Gina Holguin and Esther Puente are surveying completely desertified area in Baja California (It was a cactus forest about 30 years ago.)

1993-1994 - "The Cactus and Succulent Society of America," USA. Project: Decaying of cardon cactus "forests" in Baja California, Mexico.

Gina Holguin and Gerardo Toledo evaluating top decay of giant cardon cactus.

Gerardo Toledo on the island of Cerralvo (Sea of Cortes) searching for deformations in giant cacti.

1992-1993 - "National Science and technology council of Mexico" (CONACyT). Project: New generation of bacterial biofertilizers.

1991-1992 - "Carlos Lopez Agricultural Enterprises," Mexico. Project: advanced agricultural techniques in semi-arid zones.

1990 - "The Ensenada Center for Research and Higher Education", (CICESE), Mexico. Project: Development of antibodies against pathogenic marine vibrios.

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