Prickly pear cactus invasion: a major threat to biodiversity and food security in the drylands of Kenya

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bySwedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Githae, Eunice. 2018. Prickly pear cactus invasion: a major threat to biodiversity and food security in the drylands of Kenya. AgriFoSe2030/ILRI Policy Brief. Uppsala: SLU

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  • Githae, Eunice

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