In Kobuleti, scientists study rare plants of Adjara and create stable varieties of agricultural crops, the chairman of the government of Adjaraab Pataradze visited the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity of Shota Rustaveli State University of Batumi, located in the city of Kobuleti Municipality. The institute conducts research in important areas: research of rare endemic plants of Adjara and Adjaro Lazeti; study of local crops; The terms: research and recognition of sustainable wheat varieties; Preservation of biodiversity and protection of the plant. A special place is occupied by the study of unique glands of coltaches. The research of the Institute team contributed to the international recognition of the Colchis glands and the inclusion of the relevant natural areas in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The modern structure of the scientific institution was built with the financial support of the Adjara government. Now the infrastructure continues to develop here - a new greenhouse is being built, which is planned to be completed in the near future. During the visit, Faroz said that the authorities will continue to support scientific research, improve the working conditions of experts and develop the institute's infrastructure. Rector of Batumi State University Tite Arushidze also noted the importance of holding scientific conferences and expanding cooperation with other research institutions. The work of the institute helps not only to preserve the unique character of Adjara, but also to develop the agriculture of the region based on scientific research.

In Kobuleti, scientists study rare plants of Adjara and create stable varieties of agricultural crops, the chairman of the government of Adjaraab Pataradze visited the Institute of Phytopathology and Biodiversity of Shota Rustaveli State University of Batumi, located in the city of Kobuleti Municipality. The institute conducts research in important areas: research of rare endemic plants of Adjara and Adjaro Lazeti; study of local crops; The terms: research and recognition of sustainable wheat varieties; Preservation of biodiversity and protection of the plant. A special place is occupied by the study of unique glands of coltaches. The research of the Institute team contributed to the international recognition of the Colchis glands and the inclusion of the relevant natural areas in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The modern structure of the scientific institution was built with the financial support of the Adjara government. Now the infrastructure continues to develop here - a new greenhouse is being built, which is planned to be completed in the near future. During the visit, Faroz said that the authorities will continue to support scientific research, improve the working conditions of experts and develop the institute's infrastructure. Rector of Batumi State University Tite Arushidze also noted the importance of holding scientific conferences and expanding cooperation with other research institutions. The work of the institute helps not only to preserve the unique character of Adjara, but also to develop the agriculture of the region based on scientific research.