Titlebook: Bananas and Plantains; S. Gowen Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 banana.biochemistry.breeding.chemistry.genetics.m

negligence

§?12 Wissenschaftliche Meeresforschungrops. Total world production is estimated at over 76 million metric tons (FAO, 1993) of which exports (essentially of Cavendish bananas) to the richer nations represent less than 11 million tons. The rest, over 85% of production, is made up of a wide range of ‘banana’ and ‘plantain’ varieties grown

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10393-6; whether the production is for export, local market or for subsistence; and whether the crop is dessert bananas or plantains (Purse-glove, 1972; Samson, 1980; Jaramillo, 1987; Stover and Simmonds, 1987; Wilson, 1987).

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轉(zhuǎn)換

patella

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Amenable

Aromatic

Der nichtamtliche Sachverst?ndigesoils were of volcanic and alluvial origin, and therefore rich in organic matter and very fertile. Hence, little or no additional fertilizer was needed. Within a short time, the rich soils became depleted and at the same time less fertile soils were brought into cultivation, with the result that min

Estimable

Handbuch des Sachverst?ndigenrechtstrade. The replacement of Gros Michel by clones of a single variety, Cavendish, due to breakdown of resistance to race 1 of Panama disease has led to a situation where an extremely narrow genetic base, derived from selection not breeding, is now threatened by new pathogenic variants of this disease