Problems of rice breeding in West Africa: paper presented at the WARDA Seminar on Rice Breeding and Varietal Improvement, 15th January, 1973
Different types of problems are to be tackled by West African breeders to make important improvement on the West African varieties. The most important are those that directly concern the morphology and physiology of the rice varieties. The first major change should be the reduction in height, and pr...
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1973
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/98207 |
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