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Journal Article 2017

Autor: Abaidoo, R.C. Dare, M.O. Killani, S. Opoku, A.

Cowpea genotypes that efficiently utilize phosphorus (P) with high potential for biological nitrogen (N) fixation (BNF) are vital to sustainable cropping systems in West Africa. A total of 175 early maturing cowpea genotypes were evaluated in 2010 and 2011 for P use efficiency (PUE) and BNF with ...

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Abaidoo, R.C. ,  Dare, M.O. ,  Killani, S. ,  Opoku, A. ,  [Evaluation of early maturing cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) germplasm for variation in phosphorus use efficiency and biological nitrogen fixation potential with indigenous rhizobial populations] ,  Evaluation of early maturing cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) germplasm for variation in phosphorus use efficiency and biological nitrogen fixation potential with indigenous rhizobial populations
Journal Article 2016-06

Autor: Abdou, G. Ewusi-Mensah, N. Nouri, M. Tetteh, F.M. Safo, E.Y. Abaidoo, R.C.

In Niger, farmers rely largely on organic resources such as manure and compost to address soil fertility problems and improve crop production. Ironically, they do not improve the fertilizer value of these organic resources or take into account their decomposition and nutrient release patterns bef...

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Abdou, G. ,  Ewusi-Mensah, N. ,  Nouri, M. ,  Tetteh, F.M. ,  Safo, E.Y. ,  Abaidoo, R.C. ,  [Nutrient release patterns of compost and its implication on crop yield under Sahelian conditions of Niger] ,  Nutrient release patterns of compost and its implication on crop yield under Sahelian conditions of Niger
Journal Article 2014-11

Autor: Chikoye, D. Abaidoo, R.C. Fontem, Lum. A.

Herbicides applied to combat weeds and increase crop yields may also have undesired effects on beneficial soil microorganisms. Field studies were conducted in 2005 and 2006 in Zaria, Nigeria, to evaluate the response of weeds and soil microorganisms to imazaquin applied at 0.05, 0.10, 0.20 an...

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Chikoye, D. ,  Abaidoo, R.C. ,  Fontem, Lum. A. ,  [Response of weeds and soil microorganisms to imazaquin and pendimethalin in cowpea and soybean] ,  Response of weeds and soil microorganisms to imazaquin and pendimethalin in cowpea and soybean

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