Assessment of Seed Quality of Selected African Leafy Vegetables Produced in Western Kenya using informal and semi-formal seed systems
Authors
Christine Ndinya
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, Kenya)
Fekadu Dinssa
(World Vegetable Centre, Tanzania)
James E Simon
(Rutgers University, USA)
Naman Nyabinda
(Academic Model Providing Access to Health Care, Kenya)
Norah Maiyo
(Academic Model Providing Access to Health Care, Kenya)
Stephen Weller
(Purdue University, USA)
Martins Odendo
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, Kenya)
Eunice Onyango
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, Kenya)
Michael Mwangi
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, Kenya)
Noel Makete
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, Kenya)
How to Cite:
Ndinya, C., Dinssa, F., Simon, J. E., Nyabinda, N., Maiyo, N., Weller, S., Odendo, M., Onyango, E., Mwangi, M. & Makete, N.,
(2020) “Assessment of Seed Quality of Selected African Leafy Vegetables Produced in Western Kenya using informal and semi-formal seed systems”,
Journal of Medicinally Active Plants 9(4),
269-280.
doi: https://doi.org/10.7275/xnc5-km79
Ndinya,
C , Dinssa,
F , Simon,
J , Nyabinda,
N , Maiyo,
N , Weller,
S , Odendo,
M , Onyango,
E , Mwangi,
M & Makete,
N.
(2020) 'Assessment of Seed Quality of Selected African Leafy Vegetables Produced in Western Kenya using informal and semi-formal seed systems',
Journal of Medicinally Active Plants.
9(4)
:269-280.
doi: 10.7275/xnc5-km79
Ndinya,
C , Dinssa,
F , Simon,
J , Nyabinda,
N , Maiyo,
N , Weller,
S , Odendo,
M , Onyango,
E , Mwangi,
M & Makete,
N.
Assessment of Seed Quality of Selected African Leafy Vegetables Produced in Western Kenya using informal and semi-formal seed systems. Journal of Medicinally Active Plants. 2020 12;
9(4)
:269-280.
doi: 10.7275/xnc5-km79
Ndinya,
C Dinssa,
F Simon,
J Nyabinda,
N Maiyo,
N Weller,
S Odendo,
M Onyango,
E Mwangi,
M
& Makete,
N.
(2020, 12 21). Assessment of Seed Quality of Selected African Leafy Vegetables Produced in Western Kenya using informal and semi-formal seed systems.
Journal of Medicinally Active Plants
9(4)
:269-280.
doi: 10.7275/xnc5-km79