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Endossantes desta chamada para estudos científicos adicionais de folhas de Moringa:32Alshankiti, Abdullah, PhD | National Agriculture ResearchCenter | Saudia Arabia | alshanki@yahoo.comAndrade (de), Áurea | Estudiomóvel | Brazil | olar@uol.com.brBernasconi, Marco | Desarrollos Agrícolas S.A.(Agricultural Developments South America) (DESA) |Bolivia | marco@befund.comCalderón, José Luis, MD | Center for Cross-culturalEpidemiologic Studies at Drew University | www.cdrewu.edu | drcalderon@sbcglobal.netCoa, Kiemoko | Ivory Coast | kiem_coa@yahoo.frCreighton, William | Natural Products Ltd. | Tanzania/Northern Ireland | naturalproducts@hotmail.comDewan, Dr. M. L. | HIMCON (Himalayan Consortium forHimalayan Conservation) | mldewan79@hotmail.com |www.indiasocial.org/himconDiop, Ousmane Mamadou | ASPRO.2001 (Associationpour la Santé Préventive de Rosso) | Mauritania |aspro.2001@caramail.comElshaigi, Kamal M. A. | Agrotech Co. Ltd. | Sudan |kamalelshaigi@yahoo.comFleischer, Konrad | Paraguay/Germany |www.morinngaonline.de | Fleischer-Aachen@gmx.deFredrickson, Dr. Doren | Distinguished Professor ofPublic Health – University of Kansas School of Medicine |USA | dfredric@kumc.eduFuglie, Lowell | Senegal | fuglie@telecomplus.snGautam, Ashvini | Gautam Global | India |www.gautamglobal.com | treeseeds@operamail.comGnangle, Cesaire P. | Groupe de Recherche et d’Actionspour un Développement Durable | Benin |gnampaces@yahoo.frGoettsch, Eggert | German-Ethiopian Association |Germany/Ethiopia | eggert.goettsch@web.deGowon, Michael Joseph | DART (DevelopmentAlternatives, Research and Training) | Nigeria |dartnigeria@yahoo.comHilbrands, Frank | Lutheran World Federation/Dept. forWorld Service | Mauritania | info@lwf-mrt.org |www.lwf-mrt.orgInternational Moringa Network | Dr. Armelle de SaintSauveur | France | www.moringanews.orgKasozi, Samson | WECADI (Wakiso EnvironmentConservation and Development Initiative) | Uganda |kasozi2000@yahoo.comLogu, D. | Tam Herb | India | www.tamherb.com |info@tamherb.comLyons, Ann | Moringa Farms (Jamaica) Ltd. | Jamaica |ann.lyons@gmail.comMoern, Va | Mlup Baitong | Cambodia | www.mlup.org |mlup@online.com.khMulenga, Rev. Godfrey January | ALMS (Ark of LifeMinistries) | Zambia | gjalms@yahoo.comMuny, Phat | Prek Leap National School of Agriculture |Cambodia | pnsa@mail.comNirula, Deepak and Arvind Bahl | Trees for Life, India |deepaknirula@vsnl.comNour Eldean, Hany A. | Public Authority of AgricultureAffairs and Fish Resources – Forestry and RangeDepartment – Kuwait | Kuwait | www.geocities.com/ moringakw| hhnn@canada.comObaweya, Williams Dayo | WAECHE (Williams AdedayoEnter Community Health Evangelism) | Nigeria |dosday2002@yahoo.comOngonga, Michael O. | Moringa Research Agency |Kenya | ongongamoringa@yahoo.comPontfarcy (de), Guilain | France |guilain.de-pontfarcy@wanadoo.frPortman, Rodney | The Berkeley Reafforestation Trust |United Kingdom | portman@pec-brt.ndirect.co.ukPrice, Martin, PhD and Beth Doerr | ECHO, Inc.(Ecological Concerns for Hunger Organization) | USA |mprice@echonet.org | www.echonet.orgRayl, Verl | Happy Farmers Maun | Botswana |rayland@botsnet.bwRiordan, Dr. Hugh | The Center for the Improvement ofHuman Functioning International | www.brightspot.orgSahoo, Manaswi and Saheb Sahu | ShakuntalaBidyadhar Trust | sbtrust@sancharnet.inSaint Sauveur (de), Dr. Armelle | PROPAGE |asauveur@wanadoo.frSamp, Matthew and Carl Sorensen | The Moringa Blog |www.moringablog.com | info@moringablog.comSehgal Foundation, The | Jay Sehgal | India |www.smsfoundation.org | smsf@smsfoundation.orgShumaker, Terry | Compañeros en Ministerio/Partnersin Ministry | Mexico | www.companeros-partners.org |partnersinministry@prodigy.netSilva (da), Fernando José Araújo | Universidade deFortaleza | Brazil | www.unifor.br | fjas@unifor.brSindayigaya, Jean | Compagnie Commerciale de MumuriS. A. | Burundi | ccmumuri@yahoo.frSkinner, Peter | Australia | peterskinner@hotmail.comSnyder, Phillip | GLOW Ministries International | Haiti |philsnyder@sbcglobal.net | www.glowmi.comSosa, Julio Gomez | Permacultora Dominicana |Dominican Republic | permacultoradominicana@msn.comStraatsma, Bradley R., M.D., J.D. | USA | straatsma@jsei.ucla.eduTedonkeng, Etienne Pamo and Fernand Tendonkeng |University of Dschang, FASA, Animal Science Department| Cameroon | pamo_te@yahoo.fr | www.cm.refer.org/edu/ram3/univers/udscha/udsc.htmTsay, Hsin-sheng | Chaoyang University of Technology |Taiwan | hstsay@cyut.edu.tw | www.cyut.edu.tw/~ibYohannes, Gebregeorgis | EBCEF (Ethiopian Books forChildren and Educational Foundation) |asmedia@telecom.net.et | www.ethopiareads.orgFor a list of people and organizations working with Moringa,see: www.treesforlife.org/moringa/book
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