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Stadlmayr, B., McMullin, S., Innocent, J., Kindt, R, and R. Jamnadass (2019): Priority Food Tree and Crop Food Composition Database: Online database. Version 1. World Agroforestry, Nairobi Kenya.
e-mail/Contact details: S.Mcmullin@cgiar.org

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