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Meaning of "cowpea"
cowpea (noun): A type of bean. This noun represents a legume that is widely cultivated for its edible seeds
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- Any of the plants in the species Vigna unguiculata, including the black-eyed pea.
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cowpea
Nigerian cowpea species developed by local farmers.
She is one of the users of improved cowpea.
Cowpea mild mottle virus.
The meat was well roast and we had cowpea.
Cowpea works as a very good solution for hair loss.
The vacane production system from the cowpea.
There are resistant cowpea varieties.
The treatments were represented by the eight cultivars of green cowpea.
Cowpea aphid nymph.
He is now the owner of two hectares where he produces cowpea.
Cowpea storage upper.
Isoflavones from the cowpea.
For comparison cowpea nodules were used that totally lacked oleosomes.
They are medium in size and are sometimes seen feeding on cowpea aphids.
Morphophysiological features of cowpea under different plant populations and defoliation intensity.
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Long podded cowpea.
The cowpea is a crop traditionally produced in the north and northeast regions.
For the growth assay was used in the cultivation of cowpea vignia unguiculata i.
Cowpea aphid feeding also caused more lateral branches to be formed in broadbean.
The many qualities of the cowpea are being discovered anew for a number of reasons.
Cowpea must be kept weed free during the early stages of growth.
This study aimed to evaluate the phosphorus use efficiency in cowpea genotypes.
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Brazil stands out as one of the major producers of cowpea vigna unguiculata i.
Cowpea has to be prepared and cooked properly because of its high concentration of antinutrients.
The implications of the presented results for cowpea breeding programs are discussed.
The cowpea trypsin inhibitor proteins therefore have to be isolated from maturing seeds.
Among the crops produced the cowpea stands out being the most important.
Cropping systems did not differ for yields of green beans and cowpea dry.
Work specifically on cowpeas involved the introduction and testing of various cowpea lines.
Fertilizer and crop residue applications were found to increase maize and cowpea yields.
The cowpea genotypes respond differently to match nutrient availability in accordance with this soil.
Another example of a heterologous pesticidal gene is one that encodes cowpea trypsin inhibitor.
The cowpea Is an agent of great value.
The other part was used for the preparation of an inoculum to infect cowpea leaves.
These results suggest that the cuticle of the cowpea plant delays basidiospore infection.
The plant density has a direct influence on morphophysiology in yield components and yield of cowpea.
The inoculation with a standard strain already recommended for cowpea was done for posterior evaluation.
Plasmid infections of cowpea were performed to investigate the infectivity of the STNV mutants.
Damages caused by viral diseases are among the main factors affecting the cowpea productivity.
At increased concentration of cowpea LAH lysophosphatidylcholine is also hydrolysed in the dough.
Filled drums can be stored for six months with very little loss to cowpea bruchids.
Total RNA was isolated from the cowpea plants at the indicated hours after the treatment.
Good results in Nigeria where there is a market for cowpea.
Cowpea LAH was evaluated in minibread analysis.
Farmers in west Africa have identified Maruca insects as major problems in cowpea production.
Cowpea LAH also contributes to improved bread volume.
Using specific DNA constructs carrying antiviral SIPs genes researchers inoculated cowpea plants.
Cowpea pods drying at IITA.
A woman in northeast Nigeria plants cowpea seeds provided by FAO.
