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    Customer Loyalty and Firm Performance: An In-depth Analysis of the Edible Oils Manufacturing Firms. by Mwazuna, Alice Ngele, Tibbs, Charles Yugi, Museve, Elijah, Asiimwe, Judith Bijurenda

    Published 2024
    “…The study sought to analyze the effect of customer loyalty on the performance of edible oil manufacturing firms in Kenya. The constructs of customer loyalty included: repurchase, positive word of mouth, recommendations, and commitment to the brand while firm performance was measured using sales volume. …”
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    HARNESSING URBAN AGRICULTURE TO TACKLE INEQUALITY: 10 LESSONS FROM THE EDIBLE CITIES NETWORK FOR ROMANIA by Maria BOBEICĂ (COLPOȘ), Georgiana Armenița ARGHIROIU, Silviu BECIU

    Published 2024-01-01
    “…Romania, in alignment with these global efforts, has been progressively advancing toward a self-sustainable economy, with significant investments in sustainable and green agriculture. This ongoing commitment to sustainability supports our decision to analyse the outcomes of the Edible Cities Network project, part of Horizon2020 initiative. …”
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    Les projets néo-paysans de microfermes en France : quelles visions et quelles pratiques agricoles alternatives ? by Kevin Morel

    Published 2019-12-01
    “…They develop a holistic design approach of “edible landscapes” rather than exploitation zones. …”
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    Evidence that the domesticated fungus Leucoagaricus gongylophorus recycles its cytoplasmic contents as nutritional rewards to feed its leafcutter ant farmers by Caio Ambrosio Leal-Dutra, Lok Man Yuen, Bruno Augusto Maciel Guedes, Marta Contreras-Serrano, Pedro Elias Marques, Jonathan Zvi Shik

    Published 2023-09-01
    “…Abstract Leafcutter ants farm a fungal cultivar (Leucoagaricus gongylophorus) that converts inedible vegetation into food that sustains colonies with up to millions of workers. Analogous to edible fruits of crops domesticated by humans, L. gongylophorus has evolved specialized nutritional rewards—swollen hyphal cells called gongylidia that package metabolites and are consumed by ant farmers. …”
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