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Ítem The effect of mulch from three multipurpose trees on weed composition and biomass in maizeKamara, A.; Jutzi, S.C.; Akobundu, I.; Chikoye, DavidÍtem Moist savannas of Africa; potentials and constraints for crop production: proceedings of an IITA/FAO workshop held from 1923 September 1994, Cotonou, Republic of BeninKang, B.; Akobundu, I.; Manyong, Victor M.; Carsky, R.J.; Sanginga, N.; Kueneman, E.A.Ítem Cassava improvement in Africa(Elsevier) Hahn, S.K.; Terry, E.R.; Leuschner, K.; Akobundu, I.; Okali, C.; Lal, R.Ítem Weeds in human affairs in subSaharan Africa: implications for sustainable food production(Cambridge University Press) Akobundu, I.Ítem Effect of interrow spacing and weeding frequency on the performance of selected rice cultivals on hydromorphic soils of West Africa(Elsevier) Akobundu, I.; Ahissou, A.Ítem Effect of alley farming on weed infestation and floral compositionAkobundu, I.; Ekeleme, F.; Agyakwa, C.W.Ítem Response of yam (Dioscorea rotundata Poir.) to various periods of weed interference in an intercropping with maize (Zea mays L.), okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L. Moench), and sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas L. Lam)(International Society for Horticultural Science) Orkwor, G.; Okereke, O.; Ezedinma, C.I.; Hahn, S.; Ezumah, H.; Akobundu, I.Ítem Differences in the response of maize (Zea mays[L.] ) to leaf extracts and mulch from selected multipurpose trees (MPTs)Kamara, A.; Akobundu, I.; Sanginga, P.