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Innovation platforms for information sharing, market access and nurturing of smaller innovation platforms by Kago, K.M., Cadilhon, Joseph J., Maina, M., Omore, Amos O.

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Breeding striga resistant early and extra-early maize hybrids for West African farmers by Badu-Apraku, Baffour, Fakorede, M.A.B., Oyekunle, M., Akinwale, R.

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Crop-livestock interactions in smallholder farming systems and their implications for the adoption of conservation agriculture in Kenya by Jaleta, Moti, Odendo, M., Ouma, J., Kassie, M., Kanampiu, F.K.

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The political and institutional context of the water sector in Sri Lanka: an overview by Samad, Madar, Aheeyar, Mohamed M. M., Royo-Olid, J., Arulingam, Indika

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Demand and supply changes in the livestock sector and their impact on smallholders: the case of dairy in Kenya by Staal, Steven J., Waithaka, M.M., Owuor, G.A., Herrero, Mario

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From diagnostic tools to decision: how to secure germplasm exchanges when plants harbor infective banana streak virus sequences in their genome by Iskra Caruana, M.L., Galzi, S., Laboureau, N., Roux, N., Chabannes, M.

“…We elucidated the sequence and organization of eBSVs for three BSV species in the diploid M. balbisiana cultivar Pisang Klutuk Wulung (PKW), showing that eBSGFV and eBSOLV were di-allelic, with one infectious and one non-infectious allele, whereas that eBSIMV was monoallelic [1, 2]. …”
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Increased IPM knowledge among Beninese farmers by Lund, T., Saethre, M.G., Nyborg, I., Coulibaly, O., Rahman, M.H.

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Ethnobotany, morphology and genotyping of cassava germplasm from Malawi by Benesi, I.R.M., Labuschagne, Maryke T., Herselman, L., Mahungu, N.M.

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Regeneration efficiency of cowpea [Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.] via embryonic axes explants by Yusuf, M., Raji, A.A., Ingelbrecht, I.L., Katung, M.D.

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Invited review: Genomic selection for small ruminants in developed countries: How applicable for the rest of the world? by Mrode, Raphael A., Tarekegn, G.M., Mwacharo, Joram M., Djikeng, Appolinaire

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Agroeconomic evaluation of black Sigatoka resistant hybrid plantains under smallholder management systems by Lemchi, J., Ezedinma, C.I., Tshiunza, M., Tenkouano, M., Faturoti, B.

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Inclusion of gender in Africa’s climate change policies and strategies by Nyasimi, Mary, Ayanlade, Ayansina, Mungai, Catherine, Derkyi, M., Jegede M.O.

“…Except for South Africa, all the countries in Africa contribute below the global average of 3.5 m/ton of CO2 per capita. However, Africa is very vulnerable to climate change given its low capacity to respond and adapt. …”
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Challenges and opportunities for improvement in cassava and sweetpotato seed systems in Southern Africa by Moyo, C., Mahungu, N.M., Mkumbira, J., Benesi, I.R.M.

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The contribution of IITA improved cassava to food security in subSaharan Africa: an impact study by Bokanga, M., Makinde, K., Dixon, A., Whyte, J., Manyong, Victor M.

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REDD credits in a global carbon market: Options and impacts by Angelsen, A., Gierløff, C.W, Beltrán, A.M, Elzen, M. den

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Acre's State System of Incentives for Environmental Services (SISA), Brazil by Duchelle, Amy E., Greenleaf, M, Mello, D, Gebara, M.F., Melo, T.

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CarboScen: a tool to estimate carbon implications of land-usescenarios by Larjavaara, M., Kanninen, M., Alam, S.A., Mäkinen, A., Poeplau, C.

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Upgrading Tanzania's artisanal and small-scale mining through investor partnerships: Opportunities and challenges by Schoneveld, George C., Chacha, M., Njau, M., Weng, X., Jonsson, J.

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Information networks and power: confronting the "wicked problem" of REDD+ in Indonesia by Moeliono, M, Gallemore, C., Santoso, L, Brockhaus, Maria, Gregorio, M. di

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Decline in hunter offtake of blue duikers in Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea by Grande Vega, M., Farfán, M.A., Ondo, A., Fa, J.E.

“…The number of duikers shot or snared across the study period, significantly declined within the mid‐altitude range (901–1500 m). There were no significant drops in CH or CPUE at low or high altitudes for snared animals. …”
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