Others of considerable importance include cowpea, okra, and melokhia, the last two of which are typical ingredients in Sudanese cookery. |
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Among the legumes that the researchers will be looking at are the cowpea and the Bambara groundnut. |
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Only two pulses were highly susceptible to feeding damage, with cowpea aphid establishing critical populations on faba bean and lentil. |
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A number of local varieties of crops, including sorghum, millet, groundnut and cowpea, have emerged. |
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Phytochrome-mediated changes in GA production triggered stem elongation in cowpea. |
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The seed project was started last year to produce different varieties of quality cowpea seed. |
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Two strains were studied, one with the infamous Bt gene and another with a gene from cowpea. |
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You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort. |
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The maloga bean, a native Australian cowpea, V. lanceolata, also has edible pods. |
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He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters. |
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Also in other species this interaction seems to be important for stem elongation, for example, cucumber hypocotyls, cowpea and garden pea. |
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Sanogo has also been teaching women to cook sorghum and millet grains with protein-rich legumes like cowpea. |
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Yet this stretch-model string bean is really a spectacular variety of African cowpea, Vigna unguiculata. |
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The cowpea seedlings were carefully removed from the growth pouches and the few laterals, found at the basal portion of the taproot, were cut to leave only the taproot. |
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Unripe cowpea are also very popular at this time and household consumption can exceed two tias per day. |
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The cowpea was generally included when legumes were used as a green manure to maintain soil humus. |
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Today I'm going to tell you about a way to intercrop yam, maize, melon and cowpea. |
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You can plant cowpea, pigeonpea, lablab bean, or rice bean after rice and let them grow to maturity. |
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Mrs. Omondi: Start by filling the drums to the top with dry threshed cowpea grain. |
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Some cereals and cowpea are sold out of the district to northern pastoralists, or southwards on to the wider regional market. |
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Income from agricultural production mainly comes from the sale of groundnuts, as well as from small quantities of cowpea, sorrel and wandzou. |
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However, traders specialising in the Nigerian market may ask farmers specifically for cowpea. |
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The principal annual crops in the Sahel are pearl millet and sorghum, often cultivated in association with cowpea. |
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The paper illustrates the point by undertaking two different RCTs on cowpea seeds in Tanzania. |
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The present study has been done to select the best combination of cowpea cultivar and Brady rhizobium Japonicum and Rhizobium Phaseoli in Ahvaz. |
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Some women have also convinced their husbands to give them individual plots where they now produce cowpea, groundnut and new sorghum varieties for family consumption. |
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The other strain uses a gene from a cowpea plant. |
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African cowpea cultivars are mostly promiscuous and nodulate with indigenous Rhizobium strain present in the soil. |
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Most pastoralists today get the majority of their food calories from purchased cereals and cowpea, even though on average they drink much more milk than cultivators. |
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The study identified common ingredients to include cowpea, palm oil, onion, salt and pepper. |
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The ebb and flow of groundnut, millet and cowpea movements between Niger and the north of Nigeria has responded to price movements and exchange rates between the FCFA and the Naira. |
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Among the seeds stored in the vault are rice, wheat, cowpea, sorghum, eggplant, barley, lettuce, and potato. |
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Less sesame is grown than in the south, and considerably fewer groundnuts on average, although they are still a profitable cash crop in a good year, and may rival cowpea as a money-earner. |
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The 5 vegetables were spider plant, amaranthus, African night shade, slender leaf and cowpea leaves. |
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People eat atapa with smoked fish cooked in peanut sauce or with dried cowpea leaves cooked in peanut sauce. |
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Many kinds of beans can be grown successfully, including the French bean from the American subtropics, the many varieties of the African cowpea, and yard-long bean. |
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Six 50 mL plastic containers were placed at equidistance inside the arena, with 30 g of cowpea bean seeds in each container. |
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Crops are both forage and subsistence such as cowpea and sorghum. |
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Murdock said PIGS was originally developed to store cowpeas, or black-eyed peas, which can be infested in storage by cowpea weevils, an invasive insect. |
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In contrast, research on the biological control of stink bugs attacking cowpea is scarce, and studies on parasitism on coreid eggs need to be developed. |
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The major pulse crops grown in the country are chickpea, lentil, pea, black gram, green gram, mung bean, mash bean, kidney bean, faba bean, pigeon pea, cowpea and grass pea. |
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