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A society in transition: developmental and seasonal influences on the nutrition of Maasai women and children
Seasonality in health and nutrition on a Guatemalan coffee plantation
Nutritional and health consequences of seasonal fluctuations in household food availability
Pêche et énergie au Sénégal
Maternal malnutrition, outcome of pregnancy, and a simple tool to identify women at risk
Protein enrichment of pineapple waste for animal feeds
Bioconversion of vegetable, animal, and industrial wastes by means of Fungi mycelia in an artificial rumen
UNU sub-programme on food, nutrition, and poverty