Ethnobotanical evaluation and agro-morphological of eleven priority plant species for food security in northwestern Benin, northwest Benin.
One of the scourges that Benin suffers from is food insecurity. Thus the role of local food diversity in improving this scourge becomes obvious. This study focused on the ethnobotanical aspect and agronomic characterization of eleven species considered a priority for ensuring food security in northw...
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2021
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/113511 |
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