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DEVELOPMENT OF BAMBOO (OXYTENANTHERA ABYSSINICA) STEM AS IRRIGATION PIPE
Modern micro irrigation materials are very effective when correctly installed and maintained but their main disadvantage in the Nigerian farming situation is their relatively high cost. This study developed bamboo (Oxytenanthera abyssinica) as irrigation pipe and determined some of its hydraulic pro...
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