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John Kariuki
John Kariuki
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Farmers are losing their most precious asset: seeds.
And they are losing the ancient knowledge which allowed them to select seeds and exchange them within their communities. Today, ten multi-national companies control 90% of the seed market.
Farmers are losing their most precious asset: seeds.
And they are losing the ancient knowledge which allowed them to select seeds and exchange them within their communities. Today, ten multi-national companies control 90% of the seed market.
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SF0319526
The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
SF0319525
The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
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The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
The Earth Market program differs from other local markets because it focuses on promoting good, clean, and fair food that is local, fresh, seasonal, sustainable, and produced with respect for the environment and workers’ rights. The goal is to provide market opportunities for small producers excluded from conventional sales channels and to connect consumers with the people and places behind their food.
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
SF0318714
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
SF0318713
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
SF0318711
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
SF0318710
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
1st Eastern Africa Agroecology Conference - Transforming Food Systems for Responsible Production, Consumption and Social Wellbeing - Nairobi, Kenya - 21-24 March 2023
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"Wakkad " is the Amazigh (Berber) term used for the mussels harvested and smoked following a traditional technique that has been done for centuries along the rocky coast of the Souss Massa region, in the West South coast of Morocco. The waters here have a high ecological value, due to the influence of the cold marine current of the Canaries and the presence of emanations from the depths of cold submarine waters. These cold waters all year round favour the presence of nutrients, serving as food for numerous fish.
"Wakkad " is the Amazigh (Berber) term used for the mussels harvested and smoked following a traditional technique that has been done for centuries along the rocky coast of the Souss Massa region, in the West South coast of Morocco. The waters here have a high ecological value, due to the influence of the cold marine current of the Canaries and the presence of emanations from the depths of cold submarine waters. These cold waters all year round favour the presence of nutrients, serving as food for numerous fish.
SF0318695
"Wakkad " is the Amazigh (Berber) term used for the mussels harvested and smoked following a traditional technique that has been done for centuries along the rocky coast of the Souss Massa region, in the West South coast of Morocco. The waters here have a high ecological value, due to the influence of the cold marine current of the Canaries and the presence of emanations from the depths of cold submarine waters. These cold waters all year round favour the presence of nutrients, serving as food for numerous fish.
"Wakkad " is the Amazigh (Berber) term used for the mussels harvested and smoked following a traditional technique that has been done for centuries along the rocky coast of the Souss Massa region, in the West South coast of Morocco. The waters here have a high ecological value, due to the influence of the cold marine current of the Canaries and the presence of emanations from the depths of cold submarine waters. These cold waters all year round favour the presence of nutrients, serving as food for numerous fish.
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Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
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Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
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Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
Slow Food’s Kagio Earth Market was opened in 2022 and in the local scene represents a unique farmers’ market where some 32 farmers sell their produce to the local community (Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri) without intermediation.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313489
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313485
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
SF0313484
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
The Endorois Bogoria kisochon (solanum Americanum) is a dark green narrow-leaved African nightshade, spontaneously growing in Baringo County, a semi-arid area in the former Rift valley province. The Endorois community inhabits the lake Bogoria banks, a forested area rich in kisochon plants.
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