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Post-harvest loss along the watermelon value chain in the tropics
The growing realization of nutritional and health benefits, and the potential of watermelon (Citrullus lanatus L.) as a cash producing crop has renewed interest in reducing loss in its postharvest handling. Information on the extent of loss in different parts of its post-harvest system under tropica...
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