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Food consumption patterns in the Gezira-Managil area / by Sidgi M. Hassanein.

By: Hassanein, Sidgi M.

Contributor(s): J�ami�at al-Jaz�irah Faculty of Economics and Rural Development.

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BookSeries: Publisher: Wad Medani : University of Gezira, 1979Description: 34 p.Subject(s): Food consumption -- Sudan | Food prices -- Sudan | Food supply -- Sudan

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