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Sunday, 24 March 2019
Climate-friendly labriculture depends on an energy revolution
Triple burden of malnutrition persists in Europe and Central Asia
Triple burden of malnutrition persists in Europe and Central Asia |
In Europa and Central Asia, significant progress has been made in reducing undernourishment over the past two decades. However, new evidence shows a stagnation of this trend, particularly in Central Asia.
Saturday, 23 March 2019
Plants can skip the middlemen to directly recognize disease-causing fungi
Plants can skip the middlemen to directly recognize disease-causing fungi |
Friday, 22 March 2019
The trials of turfgrass breeders
Researcher collecting data on turfgrass research plots. |
Thursday, 21 March 2019
Improving ecosystems with aquatic plants
Improving ecosystems with aquatic plants |
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
New species of 'golden death' bacterium digests parasitic worms from the inside out
New species of 'golden death' bacterium |
Tuesday, 19 March 2019
IAR ce Cocoa, Kola goro iya girma a Arewa
Dr. Uthman Arunah |
Our damuwa ne inganta yawan aiki na Shea kwayoyi a cikin sauran Kalam .... Modibo
Sakataren Janar, National Shea Butter Association, Mallam Adamu Modibo |
Najeriya buga for $ 100 biliyan sorghum kasuwar ce NAQS
(DG), Najeriya aikin gona keɓe masu ciwo Service (NAQS), Dr. Vincent Isegbe |
Castor shugaban kasar na son India kasuwar model a Najeriya
Group photo |
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