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    A personal review of the International Food Legume Research Conference (IFLRC)

    This many-sided Conference has reviewed a wide range of fascinating topics in pure and applied science, and it has also considered research related to practical questions. Both aspects have been of the greates...

    A. H. Bunting in World crops: Cool season food legumes (1988)

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    Plant gene conservation

    M.H. ARNOLD, D. ASTLEY, E.A. BELL, J.K.A. BLEASDALE, A.H. BUNTING, J. BURLEY in Nature (1986)

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    Plants, politics and empires

    Science and Colonial Expansion: The Role of the British Royal Botanic Gardens.

    A.H. Bunting in Nature (1980)

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    History of African crops

    Origins of African Plant Domestication.

    A. H. Bunting in Nature (1977)

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    Turkish poppy industry

    A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1976)

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    Seasonal rainfall forecasting in West Africa

    TO provide a basis for the seasonal prediction of rainfall in the Sahel, Winstanley1 presented the linear regression of June on June–September rainfall for 59 stations. This regression is statistically inappropri...

    A. H. BUNTING, M. D. DENNETT, J. ELSTON, J. R. MILFORD in Nature (1975)

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    The classification of varieties of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)

    An expanded scheme of groundnut variety classification is presented which is revised in the light of recently collected West African material and is designed in concordance with the most recent taxonomic treat...

    R. W. Gibbons, A. H. Bunting, J. Smartt in Euphytica (1972)

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    Cultivated Plants and the Kon-Tiki Theory

    A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1969)

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    Cultivated Plants and the Kon-Tiki Theory

    Did American Indians cross the Pacific to Polynesia before Columbus made his discovery ? Botanical evidence at least does not seem to support a positive answer.

    BARBARA PICKERSGILL, A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1969)

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    Food and Agriculture in Develo** Countries

    A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1961)

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    Plants of the Farm

    Agricultural Botany

    A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1958)

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    Land development and large scale food production in East Africa by the overseas food corporation

    The first attempt on a large scale to meet the increasing shortage of food in the world, by develo** hitherto undeveloped areas, is being carried out in East Africa, with emphasis so far on two oil-crops—pea...

    A. H. Bunting in Economic Botany (1952)

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    Science in the East African Groundnut Scheme

    SIR JOHN RUSSELL, stressing, in his address to the le Play Society at Oxford on December 31, the importance of adequate preparatory experimental work before developments such as the groundnut scheme are undert...

    A. H. BUNTING in Nature (1949)