Aims: Resistant starch (RS), kinetics of starch digestion, predicted glycemic index (pGI) and nutritional composition were determined in two improved rice varieties from Cameroun. Place and Duration of Study: Department of Bioresource Engineering, McGill University, Canada betwe...
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A. Mogo, J. Fomekong Nopogwo, E. L. Ngonkeu Mangaptche, R. Ghogomu Tamouh, E. Temgoua, Fotso ., Noe Woin, J. Djeugap Fovo, M. Yemefack, M. Tene Thierry, D. Fotio & Hanna Rachid·Annual Research & Review in Biology·2019
There is a considerable deficit in the annual production of cassava in Cameroon of about 31 million tons, and this has been mainly due to constraints related to pest attacks and most especially diseases like the African Cassava Mosaic Disease (ACMD). This study was therefore unde...
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Thomas Arsene Nsea Mballa, Eddy Leonard Mangaptché Ngonkeu, Dorothy Kenyi Malaa, Joseph Mouen, Paco Meppe, Carine Petmi, Vanessa Nanda, Honoré Tekeu & Noe Woin·Annual Research & Review in Biology·2017
Intercropping system is the most practiced soil fertility management strategies by small scale farmers in Cameroon. The aim of this study was to identify the least competitive rice-groundnut spatial arrangement and to assess the correlation between agronomic traits in an intercro...
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Research Article10.9734/ARRB/2017/32099
Thomas Arsene Nsea Mballa, Dorothy Kenyi Malaa, Eddy Leonard Mangaptché Ngonkeu, Joseph Mouen, Paco Meppe, Marie Noel Melie Feyem, Eric Mbiade, Carine Petmi, Honoré Tekeu & Noe Woin·Annual Research & Review in Biology·2018
Mineral fertilizer is an environmental hazard and economic discouraging factor for rice farmers in Cameroon. The objective was to assess the effect of groundnut stover as a substitute to mineral fertilizer on agronomic performance of rainfed upland rice in bimodal HFZ. The experi...
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