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Almekinders, C.J.M.

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2021

Putting diverse farming households’ preferences and needs at the centre of seed system development
thumbnail of Editorial introduction: Design issues and practical questions for demand-oriented seed systems
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2021

Editorial introduction: Design issues and practical questions for demand-oriented seed systems