Lens Newsletter 17(1)
Citation
A Slinkard, Fred J. Muehlbauer, William Erskine, B. Sharma, E. Riva, Kamal Khalil Hindawi, Sossi Ayanian, Walid Sarraj, Khaled Al-Jbaili. (31/3/1990). Lens Newsletter 17(1). Lebanon: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
Abstract
LENS Newsletter is produced twice a year at ICARDA in cooperation with the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, with the financial support of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Ottawa, Canada.
LENS, the newsletter of the Lentil Experimental News Service, is a forum for communicating lentil research results. Short research articles provide rapid information exchange and comprehensive reviews are invited regularly on a specific area of lentil research. The newsletter also includes book reviews, key abstracts on lentils, and recent lentil references.
The Lentil Experiment News Service provides information on lentil research free of charge through a question-and-answer service, photocopies, and searches of a lentil document collection.
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