2 天前 - … In this study, we found that cowpea, jack bean, and peanut were the most effective
cover crops for suppressing disease and enhancing agronomic traits in cassava varieties '…

2 天前 - … A bioassay of maize, soybean, sunflower, sorghum, rapoko grass, and cowpea was
conducted in the laboratory at Kushinga Phikelela Polytechnic College, Mashonaland East …

2 天前 - Tetraethylamonium bromide (TEAB) in dry benzene has been utilized as the base
enabling Phase Transfer Catalysis PTC for the synthesis of some novel mono-substituted …

2 天前 - … This study aimed, in general, to improve the yield of cowpea and maize in Côte d'Ivoire.
More specifically, it sought to assess cowpea and maize varieties in different ecological …

3 天前 - … Direct radiocarbon dates on carbonized seeds document the presence of the
West African crop cowpea (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp) approximately 2300 years ago, …

3 天前 - … Sprouted cowpea flour was incorporated into bread formulation at a 25% substitution
… It seems that cowpea proteins were degraded into small peptides following duodenal …

3 天前 - … to cowpeas on average, but varied depending on soil source and cowpea genotype.
… with root-nodulating rhizobia resident to cowpea fields. Soil source, plant genotype, and …

4 天前 - … of cowpea. … Cowpea variety ‘Kashinidhi’. The findings indicated that applying 35
kg/ha of sulphur in along with 15 kg/ha of zinc resulted in the following outcomes for cowpea, …

6 天前 - … Cowpea is the most important member of the Fabaceae family in Africa because of
its nutritive value [1,2]. Cowpea … Their large population directly feeding on cowpea caused …

6 天前 - … % respectively; millet contributed (7.2%); cowpea (4.9%); others ranged from 0.1% (…
Aside from millet which is 7.2% and cowpea 4.9%, other crop residue wastes … 0.077 cowpea …