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Development Economics 10
Markets, Liberalisation and Policies Invited Paper 12 ARNAB K. BASU: Trade Liberalisation, Non-tariff Barriers and Market Access 12 Oral Presentations 13 CHRISTINE CHEMNITZ, NANA KUENKEL: Standards, A Catalyst for the Winners - a Barrier for the Losers? An Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Higher SPS Measures on the Trade Performance of Developing Countries 13 MEIKE WOLLNI, MANFRED ZELLER: Coffee Cultivation in the Presence of Market Imperfections: an Analysis of the Factors That Determine Productive Efficiency of Coffee Farmers in Costa Rica 14 MIET MAERTENS: High-value Food Supply Chains, Food Standards and Small Farmers in Developing Countries. the Case of Horticulture Exports from Senegal 15 KAI MAUSCH, HERMANN WAIBEL, SOLOMON ASFAW, DAG- MAR MITHÖFER: Impacts of EurepGAP Standard on Vegetable Export Producers in Kenya 16 11
Page 1 and 2: Tropentag 2006 International Resear
Page 3 and 4: Preface The TROPENTAG is the Intern
Page 5 and 6: Contents Plenary Session 7 I Develo
Page 7 and 8: Plenary Session 13:20 HANS VON GINK
Page 9: Development Economics a) Markets, L
Page 13 and 14: Markets, Liberalisation and Policie
Page 15 and 16: Markets, Liberalisation and Policie
Page 17 and 18: Poverty reduction and Development r
Page 23 and 24: Conflicts, Challenges and Diversifi
Page 29 and 30: Livelihood, Education and Developme
Page 37 and 38: Plants and Soils a) Plant Productio
Page 39 and 40: Plant Production Systems WANWISA PA
Page 41 and 42: Plant Production Systems The Functi
Page 43 and 44: Plant Production Systems Germplasm
Page 45 and 46: Plant Nutrition and Soils Invited P
Page 47 and 48: Plant Nutrition and Soils Impact of
Page 49 and 50: Plant Nutrition and Soils Soil Temp
Page 51 and 52: Plant Nutrition and Soils Potassium
Page 53 and 54: Organic Farming and Organic Compoun
Page 59 and 60: Stresses and Biodiversity ABULEGASI
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Stresses and Biodiversity Indicator
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Stresses and Biodiversity Diversity
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Production Systems and Environment
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Regional Water Issues and Pollution
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Farming Systems Management INGRID F
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Farming Systems Management Banana I
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Farming Systems Management Poverty
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Farming Systems Management Valuatio
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Social Ecology and Land Use REGINA
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Social Ecology and Land Use Validit
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Social Ecology and Land Use Implica
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Regional Forest Issues ANNE FLOQUET
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Regional Forest Issues Scenarios of
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Regional Forest Issues Marketing Lo
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Animal Sciences a) Molecular Geneti
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Molecular Genetics and Biodiversity
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Animal Nutrition KARIN BARTL, MIRIA
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Animal Nutrition Improving Calf Per
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Effect of Variety, Harvesting Stage
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Animal Production Systems MARIANA R
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Animal Production Systems Determina
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Animal Production Systems Character
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GIS, Modeling and Technology a) GIS
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GIS, Modeling and Technology Invite
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GIS, Modeling and Technology The Di
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GIS, Modeling and Technology Land R
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GIS, Modeling and Technology Satell
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Crops and Soil a) Crop Production a
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Crop Production and Management EIKE
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Crop Production and Management Clim
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Crop Production and Management Grai
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Crop Production and Management Mode
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Crop Production and Management Opti
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Crop Production and Management Dive
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Crop Production and Management Medi
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Crop Production and Management Alle
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming ALCI
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming Econ
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming Pers
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming The
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming Stud
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming Maiz
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming The
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Mixed Cropping Organic Farming Impa
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Soil Biology and Fertility BEATE FO
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Soil Biology and Fertility Impact o
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Soil Biology and Fertility Mn-oxida
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Soil Biology and Fertility Effects
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Soil Biology and Fertility Rock-pho
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Soil Biology and Fertility Litterfa
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Soil Biology and Fertility Comparin
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Soil Biology and Fertility Greenhou
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Biotic Stresses: Fungi and Bacteria
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol RHODA B
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol Towards
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol Effect
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol Control
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol Enhanci
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Biotic Stresses: Biocontrol Weed Co
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Water and Forest a) Forests for Liv
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Forests for Livelihood MARCO STARK,
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Forests for Livelihood Sustainable
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Forests for Livelihood Payments for
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Forests for Livelihood Is Community
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Forests for Livelihood Options for
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Forests for Livelihood Farmers’ B
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Forests for Livelihood Improving th
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Forests for Livelihood Towards Impr
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Agroforestry and Forest Assessment
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Water Management and Hydrology DARY
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Water Management and Hydrology Do F
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Water Management and Hydrology Inte
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Water Management and Hydrology Hydr
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Water Management and Hydrology Clim
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Water Management and Hydrology Part
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Water Management and Hydrology Damm
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Water and Waste Management ANDREA R
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Water and Waste Management Wastewat
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Water and Waste Management Evaluati
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Water and Waste Management Urine Se
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Water and Waste Management Effect o
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use R
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use R
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use O
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use I
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use M
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Drought, Irrigation and Water Use I
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Technology, Models and GIS a) GIS a
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GIS and Remote Sensing FELIX PORTMA
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GIS and Remote Sensing Global Datas
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GIS and Remote Sensing Spatial Stru
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GIS and Remote Sensing Land Use/cov
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GIS and Remote Sensing Monitoring o
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GIS and Remote Sensing Leaf Senesce
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Model Use in Agriculture JOHNSON FA
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Model Use in Agriculture Comparison
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Model Use in Agriculture Future Sce
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Model Use in Agriculture Applicatio
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Model Use in Agriculture Modelling
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Model Use in Agriculture Woody Plan
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Model Use in Agriculture Exploring
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Agricultural Technology TERESA ROJA
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Agricultural Technology Improved Te
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Agricultural Technology Chemical De
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Agricultural Technology Autonomous
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Agricultural Technology A New Opto-
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Agricultural Technology Single-laye
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Agricultural Technology Development
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Agricultural Technology Inactivatio
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Biodiversity JOHANNES KOTSCHI: Copi
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Biodiversity Coping with Climate Ch
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Biodiversity Ecophysiological Diver
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Biodiversity Floral Biology of Crat
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Biodiversity Field Characterisation
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Biodiversity Marker Assisted Hetero
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Biodiversity Effects on Plant Speci
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BIOTA Project JUDY KARIUKI: The Gov
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BIOTA Project The Governance of Bio
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BIOTA Project Economic Valuation of
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BIOTA Project Local Communities’
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BIOTA Project Dynamics of Resource
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BIOTA Project Linking Local Resourc
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BIOTA Project Participatory Land Us
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BIOTA Project The Contributions of
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BIOTA Project Impact of Climate Var
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Resource and Policy Economics a) Ec
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Economic Valuation INNA RUDENKO: Th
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Economic Valuation The Cotton Chain
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Economic Valuation Economic Analysi
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Economic Valuation Indicator Based
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Economic Valuation Performance Asse
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Economic Valuation Socio-economic A
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Economic Valuation Diversification
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Conflicts and Stakeholder Involveme
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Globalization and Liberalization OG
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Globalization and Liberalization Ag
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Globalization and Liberalization Sh
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Globalization and Liberalization Ad
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Globalization and Liberalization Li
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Globalization and Liberalization Do
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Globalization and Liberalization Al
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Knowledge and Education EZATOLLAH K
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Knowledge and Education The ICARDA
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Knowledge and Education Enhancing A
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Knowledge and Education Evaluation
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Institutions and Systems a) Institu
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Institutions and Social Capital TIN
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Institutions and Social Capital Ind
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Institutions and Social Capital Mic
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Institutions and Social Capital Det
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Institutions and Social Capital Inc
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Institutions and Social Capital Cot
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Institutions and Social Capital Fac
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Social Ecology ROMUALD RUTAZIHANA,
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Social Ecology Promotion of Traditi
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Social Ecology The Status of Urban
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Social Ecology Diversification of S
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Social Ecology The Cultivation of V
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Social Ecology Research Experiences
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How to Scale-up Sustainable Agricul
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Adoption and Impact Assessment ASHO
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Adoption and Impact Assessment Tech
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Adoption and Impact Assessment Impr
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Adoption and Impact Assessment Anal
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Adoption and Impact Assessment An E
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Adoption and Impact Assessment Soci
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Poverty (GTZ) MICHAEL ALATISE: Agri
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Poverty (GTZ) Agricultural Research
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Poverty (GTZ) Rice Market under Hal
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Poverty (GTZ) Refinement of the Mal
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Poverty (GTZ) Approaches and Impact
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Poverty (GTZ) Impact of Malaria on
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Animals and Production Systems a) A
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Animal Genetics and Breeding NGO TH
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Strate
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Animal Genetics and Breeding The Ca
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Design
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Commun
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Molecu
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Geneti
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Expres
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Animal Genetics and Breeding Muscle
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Animal Nutrition: Ruminants NI NI M
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Animal Nutrition: Ruminants Influen
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Animal Nutrition: Ruminants Investi
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Animal Nutrition: Ruminants Cytotox
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Animal Nutrition: Chicken and Pigs
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Endogenous Development by livestock
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Evaluation of Animal Production Sys
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Index of Authors A Abdallah, Diop .
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Eguavoen, Irit . . . . . . . . 71 E
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Kapunda, Lucas Basilio . . . . . .
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Ogunji, Johnny Onyema . . . . . . .
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Tibbo, Markos . . . . . . 110 Tiema
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Abstract IDs A Abstract ID 3 . . .
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