Nitrogen contribution of some selected legumes to a sorghum based cropping system in the southern Guinea savanna of Nigeria

In Nigeria, sorghum is a widely produced and consumed staple in the savanna and it is an important cereal in terms of both the volume of production and total land devoted to the crop. A major stress for sorghum production in the Savanna apart from rainfall is Nitrogen (N). This is because the soils...

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Science and Technology
Soil sciences
Sorghum
Statistical analysis
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