D1 Oils has signed with Keygene to obtain exclusive rights to Keygene’s applied research on jatropha.
D1 has a $90 million joint venture with BP, and has 338,000 acres under jatropha production with plans to plant more than 80,000 acres in Swaziland, Zambia, Madagascar, Mali and Malawi.
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