Agricultural research centers and indigenous knowledge systems in a worldwide perspective: where do we go from here? Indigenous knowledge systems: implications for agriculture and international development

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ArtículoSeries Studies in Technology and Social Change - Iowa State University (EUA) no. 11. Editor: Ames, Iowa (EUA) 1989Descripción: p. 10-20.ISBN: 0-945271-15-8.Tema(s): CONOCIMIENTO NATIVO

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