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names for
cultivated cowpeas include black-eye pea,
southern pea,
niebe (alternatively ñebbe), and
crowder pea. All
cultivated cowpeas are
found within the...
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Cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) is a non-enveloped
plant virus of the
comovirus group.
Infection of a
susceptible cowpea leaf
causes a "mosaic"
pattern in...
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cowpeas, but it has been
found that the
viral replication is much
greater when a
virus is
acquired from and
transmitted to
beans rather than
cowpeas....
- the
green bean. It is also
known as:
yardlong bean, pea bean, long-podded
cowpea,
Chinese long bean,
snake bean, bodi, and bora.
Despite the
common name...
- donut-like
baked or
fried dough of
wheat flour. Chin chin may
contain cowpeas. Many
people bake it with
ground nutmeg for
added flavor. The
dough is...
- Portuguese: acarajé,
pronounced [akaɾaˈʒɛ] ) is a type of
fritter made from
cowpeas or
beans (black-e**** peas) by the
Yoruba people of Nigeria,
Benin and Togo...
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Vigna luteola,
commonly known as the
hairy cowpea and the Nile bean, is a
perennial vine
found in many
tropical areas.
Vigna luteola is
widely known in...
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Chalcodermus aeneus, the
cowpea curculio, is a
species of true
weevil in the
beetle family Curculionidae. "Chalcodermus
aeneus Report".
Integrated Taxonomic...
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remains of
cowpeas have been
found in rock
shelters located in
Central Ghana dating to the 2nd
millennium BCE. By the 17th
century cowpeas began to be...
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plantings of
sweet potatoes or legumes, such as peanuts,
soybeans and
cowpeas.
These crops both
restored nitrogen to the soil and were good for human...
