Documenting crop diversity management practices in West-Africa:raising perspectives for improving governance frameworks

While rural farmers preferred Mixed Crop-Livestock Farming with enhancement of cereals and legumes residues (PI) and Mixed Crop-Livestock Farming with utilization

Although monocropped hevea can produce a satisfac- tory income when the price of rubber is high, negative impacts of monocropping are also possible: (1) loss of food security: in

The strong analogy between farmers' cultural differentiation and crop genetic differentiation; both submitted to the same vertical transmission processes, allows proposing

We analyze how social anthropology, analyzing intermarriage, residence and seed inheritance, can contribute to studies of crop genetic diversity in situ, by

In breeding it might explain how narrow-based populations can be improved in the long term; in germplasm management it implies reformatting concepts and approaches, whereby

F-value for crop diversity treatment (pure line vs. variety mixture) obtained from the original 114. dataset to the distribution of F-values from permuted communities (see

If the degree of linguistic substitutability is not too high (with respect to the size of the minority community) then it is e¢ cient to supply a positive fraction of varieties in

3 Performances of 64 crop management systems of protein crops on farms, classified by farming system (conventional farming in orange, organic farming in green), protein crop,