Browsing School of Agriculture & Biotechnology by Subject

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      Subject
      CAFFEINE [1]
      Camellia sinensis, Tea Progenies irradiation, Gamma-Treated Seeds [1]
      Cariogenic Foods, Dietary Intake, Dental Caries, Nutritional Status [1]
      CASSAVA (Manihot esculenta) [1]
      CASSAVA (Manihot esculenta) -IMPROVED VARIETIES [1]
      CATECHIN [1]
      Cattle; Dental fluorosis; Faeces; Feeds; Fluoride; Milk; Nakuru County; Sheep. [1]
      Characterization, Physical Properties, Quality of Honey [1]
      CHICKEN ECOTYPE MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS, CHICKEN ECOTYPE GROWTH PERFORMANCE, KUCHI INDIGENOUS CHICKEN ECOTYPE AND FEEDING SYSTEMS [1]
      CHICKEN IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME, CHICKEN IMPROVEMENT PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS, INDIGENOUS CHICKEN IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION [1]
      children, consumer acceptability, fermentation, fortification, maize meal, soybean [1]
      CHLOROTIC MOTTLE VIRUS, CHLOROTIC MOTTLE GENETIC ARCHITECTURE, TROPICAL MAIZE GERMPLASM [1]
      Climate change.Infiltration.Moisture retention.Onset of rainfall.Root zone.Runoff [1]
      Climate, Canopy cover, soil fertility, water productivity, yield gap, modeling, AquaCrop [1]
      COFFEE LEAF RUST PATHOGEN ISOLATES (Hemileia vastatrix) INCIDENCE, COFFEE LEAF RUST PATHOGEN ISOLATES DIVERSITY, COFFEE GROWING AREAS [1]
      Coffee; coffee stem and berry borer; coffee berry disease; coffee leaf rust disease; production challenges; Mbeya Region; soil fertility management; pest and disease management. [1]
      COMMERCIAL BIOFERTILIZERS AND SOIL FERTIITY, SOYBEAN PRODUCTION AND BIOFERTILIZERS, BIOFERTILIZERS AND GREENHOUSES [1]
      COMMON BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris L), COMMON BEAN PERFORMANCE, COMMON BEAN VARIETY, SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT EFFECT [1]
      Common Bean Yield in Low Phosphorus Content of Soils of Kakamega County, Export of phosphorus in crop produce, Soil erosion by oxides in acidic soils, Fixation by oxides in acidic soils. [1]
      Common bean, Common bacterial blight, Incidence, Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. phaseoli. [1]