Muchena, S. (2010) Innovative breeding for drought tolerance and fertilizer use efficiency in maize. RUFORUM Repository. Available at: https://riims.ruforum.org/repository/documents/f1cc151a-0362-4172-8ca6-c10bd42418d3/?se=112518 (Accessed: 28 October 2026).
Muchena, S. (2010). Innovative breeding for drought tolerance and fertilizer use efficiency in maize. RUFORUM Repository. https://riims.ruforum.org/repository/documents/f1cc151a-0362-4172-8ca6-c10bd42418d3/?se=112518
Muchena, S.C. "Innovative breeding for drought tolerance and fertilizer use efficiency in maize." RUFORUM Repository, 2010, https://riims.ruforum.org/repository/documents/f1cc151a-0362-4172-8ca6-c10bd42418d3/?se=112518.
Muchena, S.C. 2010. "Innovative breeding for drought tolerance and fertilizer use efficiency in maize." RUFORUM Repository. https://riims.ruforum.org/repository/documents/f1cc151a-0362-4172-8ca6-c10bd42418d3/?se=112518.
Muchena S. Innovative breeding for drought tolerance and fertilizer use efficiency in maize. RUFORUM Repository; 2010. Available from: https://riims.ruforum.org/repository/documents/f1cc151a-0362-4172-8ca6-c10bd42418d3/?se=112518
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Abstract
49 words
This paper highlights outcome of research that was initiated as
part of a graduate PhD research thesis, but has today led to
development of commercial maize varieties in Southern Africa.
It clearly demonstrates that university-based research does
indeed contribute to solving development issues and has
economic benefit to society.
