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Quinoa: a climate-proof multi-purpose crop to increase productivity of marginal lands and farmers' livelihoods in the desert areas of Uzbekistan
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Authors
Toderich, K, Ismail, S, Rao, N. K
Year
2013
Publication Source
Proceedings of the International Conference “Introduction of Crops: Achievements and Prospects”
Publication type
Conference Proceedings
Page Number
152-155
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