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777 - Bryant Allen collection
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205 - PNG coffee - related to yield of trees in EHP, South Chimbu, Wabag,
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206 - Mapping Agriculture Systems in PNG project - contract with AIDAB, August 1994
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207 - Population Growth, Land Transformation and Environmental Change (PLEC);
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208 - PNG National Nutrition Survey - Draft paper 'Sampling, data analysis and baseline data for nutrition surveys in PNG' - Tom Smith, Gael Keig and Jeff Marks
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209 - PNG National Nutrition Survey - Dietary patterns at the District level in PNG 1982/83: distributions of the percentage of households eating selected food the previous day
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210 - PNG Poverty Survey - correspondence and print outs - John Gibson (Waikato University and Patty Hobsbawn (ANU)
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211 - PNG poverty - Bryant Allen and Mike Bourke - Poverty and Agriculture in PNG: an In-depth Description of Six Agriculture Systems, 27 February, 1997.
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212 - Baines, Janis - Nutritional guidelines for plant breeding programmes and research in developing countries February 1983
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213 - Sweet potato in PNG - four papers by Mike Bourke, Janis Baines, Merle Anders and James Bradbury et al
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