CULTIVATION, BREEDING AND NUTRITIONAL USES OF GROUNDNUT
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CULTIVATION, BREEDING AND NUTRITIONAL USES OF GROUNDNUT
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A. L. Singh
Vidya Chaudhari Kirti Rani Praveen Kona M. K. Mahatma Aman Verma K. K. Reddy Sushmita Singh Lokesh Kumar C. B. Patel |
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CULTIVATION
BREEDING NUTRITIONAL USES OF GROUNDNUT |
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The groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.), also called a peanut, is an important food legume and oilseed crop of the tropical and subtropical worlds. They are presently grown on about 29 million hectares of land in about 120 countries in different agro-climatic zones between latitudes 40ºS and 40ºN from where about 49 million tons of groundnut pods are harvested every year. It is native to South America and presently cultivated mainly in Asia (11.5 m ha), Africa (16.7 m ha) and the Americas (1.4 m ha) in their arid to semi-arid regions. On a large scale it is grown mainly in India, China, Nigeria, USA, Sudan, Myanmar, Argentina, Chad, SenegalThe groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.), also called a peanut, is an important food legume and oilseed crop of the tropical and subtropical worlds. They are presently grown on about 29 million hectares of land in about 120 countries in different agro-climatic zones between latitudes 40ºS and 40ºN from where about 49 million tons of groundnut pods are harvested every year. It is native to South America and presently cultivated mainly in Asia (11.5 m ha), Africa (16.7 m ha) and the Americas (1.4 m ha) in their arid to semi-arid regions. On a large scale it is grown mainly in India, China, Nigeria, USA, Sudan, Myanmar, Argentina, Chad, SenegalThe groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.), also called a peanut, is an important food legume and oilseed crop of the tropical and subtropical worlds. They are presently grown on about 29 million hectares of land in about 120 countries in different agro-climatic zones between latitudes 40ºS and 40ºN from where about 49 million tons of groundnut pods are harvested every year. It is native to South America and presently cultivated mainly in Asia (11.5 m ha), Africa (16.7 m ha) and the Americas (1.4 m ha) in their arid to semi-arid regions. On a large scale it is grown mainly in India, China, Nigeria, USA, Sudan, Myanmar, Argentina, Chad, Senegal. Not Available |
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2022-03-24T11:14:11Z
2022-03-24T11:14:11Z 2021-04-01 |
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Book chapter
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A.L. Singh, Vidya Chaudhari, Kirti Rani, Praveen Kona, M. K. Mahatma, Aman Verma, K. K. Reddy, Sushmita Singh, Lokesh Kumar and C. B. Patel (2021). Chapter 1. Cultivation, Breeding and Nutritional Uses of Groundnut. In Richard J. Whitworth (Ed.). Book title: Arachis hypogaea: Cultivation, Production and Nutritional Value. Subtitle: Agriculture Issues and Policies. Pp 1-158; Nova Science Publishers, Inc., New York, USA. ISBN: 978-1-53619-386-2
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English
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Nova Science Publishers, Inc., New York, USA.
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