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Fig 1.

Commonly known and less known agronomic reasons for high cyanogenic glucoside levels in cassava.

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Table 1.

Soil nutrient management practices used on cassava crop fields.

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Table 2.

Soil chemical characteristics of crop fields located in konzo-affected villages of Mtwara region and their suitability for cassava production.

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Table 3.

Correlations between various soil chemical characteristics on crop fields and root HCN levels in cassava cultivated on them.

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Table 4.

Total hydrogen cyanide levels in fresh cassava roots of various cassava varieties cultivated in konzo-affected Mtwara region.

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Table 5.

Cassava cyanide intoxication experiences as reported by farmers in konzo-affected areas of Mtwara region.

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Table 6.

Logistic regression analysis for cassava cyanide intoxication in konzo-affected areas of Mtwara region.

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Table 7.

Correlations between soil pH and various soil chemical characteristics on crop fields (n = 112).

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