- Look up
groundnut in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Groundnut may
refer to:
Seeds that
ripen underground, of the
following plants, all in the Faboideae...
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colonial period and
grown as a
garden crop.
According to
Bernard Romans,
groundnuts were
introduced into
colonial East
Florida by
Black people from Guinea...
- head of the
United Africa Company, came up with an idea to
cultivate groundnuts in Tanganyika, a
British colonial territory under UN trusteeship, for...
- the
Royal Niger Company (RNC) with most of
their groundnuts. Dantata's
company kept
their groundnuts at a
facility in
Kofar N****arawa, and they stacked...
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Peanut oil, also
known as
groundnut oil or
arachis oil, is a
vegetable oil
derived from peanuts. The oil
usually has a mild or
neutral flavor but, if...
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between wild and
domesticated types of
Bambara groundnuts. Long
runners are
produced by wild
Bambara groundnut, and the
seeds are
smaller (9–11 mm long) and...
- ICAR -
Directorate of
Groundnut Research (ICAR-DGR)
formerly known as
National Research Centre for
Groundnut is a
premier national level institute set...
- consumption. In Nigeria,
peeled or
unpeeled groundnuts are
blended and
boiled for few minutes.
Groundnut milk is
served cold and
chilled using refrigerator...
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Peanut stew or
groundnut stew, also
known as
maafe (Wolof, mafé, maffé, maffe),
sauce d'arachide (French) or tigadèguèna is a stew that is a
staple food...
- The main
economic products of
Malawi are tobacco, tea, cotton,
groundnuts,
sugar and coffee.
These have been
among the main cash
crops for the last century...
