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Ensete ventricosum,
commonly known as
enset or ensete,
Ethiopian banana,
Abyssinian banana, pseudo-banana,
false banana and wild banana, is a
species of...
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flood resistant. P.
glabra is
grown in West and
Central Africa as a
foodcrop. The
seeds are rich in oil and
contain 16%
protein and 40–50% fat. The...
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cultivation and sale of
foodcrops such as yams, c****ava, peanuts, maize, sorghum, millet, sesame, and plantains. The
importance of
foodcrops over
exported cash...
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Ensete ventricosum (Ethiopian banana,
false banana, enset), an
important foodcrop in
Ethiopia Nymphoides aquatica (banana plant), an
aquatic species known...
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emissions than
fossil fuels. However,
biofuel production can
compete with
foodcrop production. Up to 40% of corn
produced in the
United States is used to...
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further loss of fertility.
Cattle are also
grazed on the
upper slopes where foodcrop cultivation is uneconomical.
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David (2004).
Smallholders and stockbreeders :
history of
foodcrop and
livestock farming in
Southeast Asia.
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State of
Trengganu Land Enactment, 1357 [3 of 1357]
British Military Administration Agricultural Foodcrop Proclamation [67 of 1946] Status: In force...
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would be
highly attractive since it
would alleviate pressure on
these foodcrops.
Although its
processing costs are higher, the
price of
cellulose biom****...
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leaves and
young seed are also edible, and
achira was once a
staple foodcrop in Peru and Ecuador.
There are some
named agricultural varieties, and published...
