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The Mangrove Swamp Rice Farming System in West Africa
Mangrove swamp rice cultivation is a unique farming system in West Africa that involves reclaiming land from the sea through the construction of dikes to regulate saline water intrusion. This rain-fed, low-input agriculture relies on a delicate hydrological balance and the use of salt- and acid-tole
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