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production of tubers which remain pre dominant in the food crops production experienced a further decline, from 2,930 tons in 2006 to 2,544 tons in 2007. The cause of the poor production in tubers in 2007 is complex, but the main factors are the soil fertility and irregularity in the climatic condition. Nevertheless, the general downward trends hide some disparities at the tubers level. The production of Cocoyam, Sweet potatoes and Cassava have increased by 21.6%, 8.8% and 4.6% respectively whereas the

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Corrective actions Effects Gullying & erosion (k) Pollution of Degradation ground of water water (F) supply (I) Removal of topsoil (G) Death of flora (M) Place intermittent flower beds Health hazard (L) Decreased fertility (J) Control mechanisms Building code Plant shrubs (a) Actions Impacts Branches (A) (F) (I) (L) 1 (B) (E) (H) (K) 2 (G) (J) (M) 2 (C) (D) (b) *Les lettres entre parenthèses de

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fertilise : fertilizes fertilisé : fertilized fertilisée : fertilized fertilisées : fertilized fertilisent : fertilize fertiliser : fertilize fertilisèrent : fertilized fertilisés : fertilized fertilisez : fertilize fertilisons : fertilize fertilité : fertility férule : rod, rood fervent : interested, ardent ferveur : fervor, fervour, zeal fesse : buttock fessée : wedges fesses : bottom, buttock, derriere festivité : festivity fête : celebration, festival, party French−english Dictionary 824 French−english

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