Working Document Series Open Access Impact of introduced inbred lines on maize tolerance to acidic soils H. Mafouasson · S.S. Meka · C.S Mutengwa · M. E. L Ngonkeu +3 more A total of 66 half diallel hybrids from 12 lines of maize and 16 top cross hybrids from four IRAD lines and four composites were evaluated on acid soils in Cameroon at Nkoemvone in 2004. The 12 lines consisted of five from IRAD, one from I… RUF-37777 2016 CC BY 4.0 30 Oct 2018
Working Document Series Open Access Farmers’ own evaluation criteria in the continued use of adopted improved maize seed varieties C. Chonde · A.K. Edriss · I.M.C. Mambo, · Z.S.K. Mvena +1 more Use of improved maize seed varieties has been continuously recommended to farmers by the government of Tanzania to increase crop productivity. Maize varieties are developed at research centres and seed companies like SEEDCO and PANNAR. In … RUF-37485 CC BY 4.0 10 Apr 2018
Theses & Dissertations Open Access Response of yam landraces and hybrid lines to nematode attack in Uganda Joseph. Mudiope Yam (Dioscorea spp.) is a major food crop in Africa and in Uganda, it is considered a famine-researve food crop. However, the crop faces a complex of constraints, especially susceptibility to nematodes and limited research attention. In an… RUF-35443 1998 CC BY 4.0 25 Sep 2015
