Preservation of cowpea grain in sub-Saharan Africa—Bean/Cowpea CRSP contributions
Authors:
- Larry L. MurdockLMLarry L. Murdock
- Dogo SeckDSDogo Seck
- Georges NtoukamGNGeorges Ntoukam
- Laurie KitchLKLaurie Kitch
- R.E. ShadeRSR.E. Shade
- 1 May 2003
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Field Crops Research
- Vol. 82 (2-3) , 169-178
Abstract
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