EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZER ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF COWPEA

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TABLE OF CONTENT:
i.      Acknowledgement
ii.      Abstract
iii.      Objective
iv.      Introduction
v.      Hypothesis
vi.      Material &Method
vii.      Data Result
viii.      Discussion
ix.      Conclusion
x.      Recommendation
xi.      Reference Cited

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