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Performance of senecio biafrae (oliv. & hiern) j. moore under varying light intensities and compost rates in Ibadan, Southwestern Nigeria
Solanecio biafrae is an underutilized indigenous vegetable in southwest Nigeria. It is usually found in shades of other tree crops. This study investigated growth of S. biafrae as influenced by compost application under different light intensities in Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria. The pot study was cond...
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