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Nigeria’s shifting rainfall wreaks havoc with a beloved edible green, the waterleaf plant

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This is Part 1 in a two-part series on Nigerian waterleaf. Part 2 will be published soon. “These are the ones that survived the rain,” Enono Koka said, gesturing at a patch of short, spindly waterleaf plants across her large farm in downtown Calabar, in southern Nigeria’s Cross River. It was an unseasonably sunny morning […]

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Nigeria’s shifting rainfall wreaks havoc with a beloved edible green, the waterleaf plant
Nandithachandraprakash · 11/5/2026, 9:40:02 PM
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