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Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States

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Published in:Fountain Journal of Natural and Applied Sciences (FUJNAS)
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spellingShingle Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
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African Open Access — Agriculture & Life Systems
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title Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_alt Análisis microbiológicos, proximales y de nutrientes bioactivos de 'Muzha': un condimento tradicional nigeriano novedoso de la tribu 'Marghi' en los estados de Adamawa y Borno
Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
Análises microbiológicas, proximais e de nutrientes bioativos de 'Muzha': Um novo condimento tradicional nigeriano da tribo 'Marghi' nos estados de Adamawa e Borno
title_auth Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_es_txt Análisis microbiológicos, proximales y de nutrientes bioactivos de 'Muzha': un condimento tradicional nigeriano novedoso de la tribu 'Marghi' en los estados de Adamawa y Borno
title_fr_txt Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_full Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_fullStr Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_full_unstemmed Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_pt_txt Análises microbiológicas, proximais e de nutrientes bioativos de 'Muzha': Um novo condimento tradicional nigeriano da tribo 'Marghi' nos estados de Adamawa e Borno
title_short Microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘Muzha’: A novel traditional Nigerian condiment of the ‘Marghi’ tribe in Adamawa and Borno States
title_sort microbiological, proximate, and bioactive nutrient analyses of ‘muzha’: a novel traditional nigerian condiment of the ‘marghi’ tribe in adamawa and borno states
topic African Open Access — Agriculture & Life Systems
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African Open Access — Agriculture & Life Systems
url https://fountainjournals.com/index.php/FUJNAS/article/view/960