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Akobundu I.O., Agyakwa C.W. A Handbook of West African Weeds. 2 ed. Ibadan, Nigeria International Institute of Tropical Agriculture 1998 496 p. 

D. S. Ngambeki and G. F. Wilson, Moving Research to Farmers Fields, International Institute of Tropical Agriculture Research Briefs, 4 4, 1,7-8, quoted in Kichards, Indigenous Agricultural Revolution, p. 143. 

International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Rome, Bibliography of Tropical Agriculture ... 

Institute of Plant Biochemistry, 74,141 International Christian University, 246 International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 298 Iwaki Meisei University, 280 Jeonbug National University, 312 Joetsu University of Education, 107,292 Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology, 26... 

Department of Internal Medicine, Harbour Hospital and Institute of Tropical Diseases, HaringvUet 2, 3011 TD Rotterdam, The Netherlands. 

J. Schneider, M. Bouvry and J. LeQuellec, Abstracts, International Colloquium on P. herghei. Institute of Tropical Medicine Prince Leopold, Antwerp, Belgium (December 1964). 

Molecular Parasitology Laboratory, Division of Infectious Diseases and Immunology, Australian Centre for International and Tropical Health and Nutrition, The Queensland Institute of Medical Research and The University of Queensland, Post Office Royal Brisbane Hospital, Queensland 4029, Australia... 

To relate the long-scale variations in the Black Sea to the global climatic meteorological cycles, we used NAO, SOI, and NIN03 climatic indices, obtained from the International Research Institute of Climate Prediction (Columbia University, USA). NAO is defined as the monthly averaged difference between the standardized measurements of the sea level atmospheric pressure in Azores and Iceland. SOI is the difference between the standardized measurements of the sea level atmospheric pressure in Tahiti and Darwin, Australia. NIN03 index is determined as the SST anomalies over the eastern tropical Pacific (5°S-5°N 150°W-90°W). 

Yoshida, S. and Parao, F.T., Climactic influence on yield and yield components of lowland rice in the tropics, in Climate and Rice, International Rice Institute, Los Banos, Philippines, 1976. 

These problems are so grave that we believe that the scientific community as a whole should give all possible aid and encouragement to those members who live and work in the tropical countries. The need for adequate equipment, funding and even physical access is desperate. So also is the need for trained scientists and for institutions capable of supporting them. Science has a major role to play in the problems of development. Its long tradition of international cooperation can serve to strengthen — even to make possible — the necessary social and political action. 

Robert M (1992) K-fluxes in soils in relation to parent material and pedogenesis in tropical, temperate and arid climates. In Anonymous, ed. Potassium in Ecosystems, 23rd Colloquium of the International Potash Institute, Basel, Switzerland, pp. 25-44. 

Lopes, A. S. (1980). Micronutrients in the soils of the tropics as constraints to food production. In Soil Related Constraints to Food Production in the Tropics, pp. 277-98. Manila International Rice Research Institute. 

Molybdenum deficiencies in field-grown plants were first recorded in Australia more than 55 years ago. This book contains a chapter authored by two Australian scientists, Drs. Chris Johansen and Peter Kerridge, who have advanced our understanding of the responses of agricultural plants to Mo in Australia and elsewhere, particularly in tropical regions. Currently, they are senior research managers at international agricultural research institutes ICRISAT in India and CIAT in Colombia, respectively. 

De Datta, S. K. 1985. Nutrient Requirement for Sustained High Yields of Rice and Other Cereals, Proceedings of Colloquium Potassium in Agricultural Systems of the Humid Tropics, pp. 97-120, International Potash Institute, Switzerland. 

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