Wheat Barley and Triticale Newsletter -RACHIS -No. 16 (1&2)
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Salvatore Ceccarelli, Habib Ketata, Guy Manners, Khaled Al-Jbaili, Adel Abdel Khaleq, Sossi Ayanian, Wafa Meskine. (31/12/1997). Wheat Barley and Triticale Newsletter -RACHIS -No. 16 (1&2). Lebanon: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
Abstract
The RACHIS information service has been initiated by ICARDA to meet the information needs of barley, wheat and triticale research workers in the Near East and North Africa region. RACHIS seeks to report research results in a rapid manner, to highlight achievements and new ideas, and to stimulate an open discussion of problems. In this way RACHIS seeks to contribute to the improvement of barley, breadwheat, durum wheat and triticale production in the Near East and North Africa region.
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