Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.

In the last 45 years, IITA has played a pivotal role in the genetic improvement of cassava for resourcepoor farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). More than 400 varieties have been developed that are not only high yielding but also resistant to diseases and pests. Many of these improved varieties hav...

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Main Authors: Rabbi, Ismail Y., Gedil, Melaku A, Ferguson, Morag E., Kulakow, Peter A.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: 2012
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79836
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author Rabbi, Ismail Y.
Gedil, Melaku A
Ferguson, Morag E.
Kulakow, Peter A.
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description In the last 45 years, IITA has played a pivotal role in the genetic improvement of cassava for resourcepoor farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). More than 400 varieties have been developed that are not only high yielding but also resistant to diseases and pests. Many of these improved varieties have been extensively deployed in SSA and have helped to avert humanitarian crises caused by the viral disease pandemics that devastated local landraces in East and Central Africa.
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spelling CGSpace798362025-11-11T11:06:55Z Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding. Rabbi, Ismail Y. Gedil, Melaku A Ferguson, Morag E. Kulakow, Peter A. cassava diseases pests breeding genetic clones In the last 45 years, IITA has played a pivotal role in the genetic improvement of cassava for resourcepoor farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). More than 400 varieties have been developed that are not only high yielding but also resistant to diseases and pests. Many of these improved varieties have been extensively deployed in SSA and have helped to avert humanitarian crises caused by the viral disease pandemics that devastated local landraces in East and Central Africa. 2012-03 2017-02-13T13:41:40Z 2017-02-13T13:41:40Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79836 en Open Access application/pdf Rabbi, I.Y., Gedil, M., Ferguson, M. & Kulakow, P. (2012). Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding. IITA Cassava Breeding Program, 21-26.
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diseases
pests
breeding
genetic
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Rabbi, Ismail Y.
Gedil, Melaku A
Ferguson, Morag E.
Kulakow, Peter A.
Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title_full Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title_fullStr Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title_full_unstemmed Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title_short Cassava improvement in the era of "agrigenomics": the road to nextgeneration breeding.
title_sort cassava improvement in the era of agrigenomics the road to nextgeneration breeding
topic cassava
diseases
pests
breeding
genetic
clones
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