Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement"
Modern biotechnologies have dramatically reshaped the crop improvement research during the past decade. Biotechniques have become indispensable for efficient and effective development of new knowledge, processes, and products. IITA's biotechnology, strategized as three major themes― genomics, transg...
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| author | Gedil, Melaku A Rabbi, Ismail Y. |
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| description | Modern biotechnologies have dramatically reshaped the crop improvement
research during the past decade. Biotechniques have become indispensable
for efficient and effective development of new knowledge, processes,
and products. IITA's biotechnology, strategized as three major themes―
genomics, transgenics, and diagnostics, is directed toward the genetic
improvement of staple food crops of Africa, such as cooking-banana,
plantain, cassava, yam, and cowpea. This section provides some insights and
progress in this program. |
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| spelling | CGSpace798552025-11-11T10:05:14Z Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" Gedil, Melaku A Rabbi, Ismail Y. backcrossing phenotypes information system cassava dna genotyping genomics technologies Modern biotechnologies have dramatically reshaped the crop improvement research during the past decade. Biotechniques have become indispensable for efficient and effective development of new knowledge, processes, and products. IITA's biotechnology, strategized as three major themes― genomics, transgenics, and diagnostics, is directed toward the genetic improvement of staple food crops of Africa, such as cooking-banana, plantain, cassava, yam, and cowpea. This section provides some insights and progress in this program. 2012-03 2017-02-13T13:41:50Z 2017-02-13T13:41:50Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79855 en Open Access application/pdf Gedil, M. & Rabbi, I.Y. (2012). Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement. Frontiers, 55-77. |
| spellingShingle | backcrossing phenotypes information system cassava dna genotyping genomics technologies Gedil, Melaku A Rabbi, Ismail Y. Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title | Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title_full | Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title_fullStr | Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title_full_unstemmed | Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title_short | Leveraging agrigenomics" for crop improvement" |
| title_sort | leveraging agrigenomics for crop improvement |
| topic | backcrossing phenotypes information system cassava dna genotyping genomics technologies |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79855 |
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