
| Culture, Environment, and Food to Prevent Vitamin A Deficiency (INFDC, 1997, 208 p.) |
Harriet V. Kuhnlein and Gretel H. Pelto
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Cover Photography (clockwise from top left:): Preparing the staple porridge in FilinguNiger; Buying leafy vegetables from a street vendor in China; Sweet potato vines commonly eaten by Aetas, in Philippines; Key-informant interview in progress in Chamis, Peru; Pile sort using actual foods in Sheriguda, India.
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