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Cassava pest in retreat
Published 1996“…After 13 years ofpainstaking research scientists are confident they have found the right natural enemies to control the pest. …”
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Lake Victoria s eye-openers
Published 2002“…Some 20 members of the cichlid fish family supposedly extinct - have adapted remarkably to the changed environment of Lake Victoria and are back in business. Scientists were surprised to learn in 1997 that local fishermen were catching cichlids...…”
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AWARENESS OF CTA
Published 1997“… George Ekukole, D Senchim, Dakar, Senegal: 'I deplore the fact that some of our graduate students are unaware of the roleof CTA and I think that some of our senior scientists/researchers are to blame for failing to pass on this vital...…”
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A woman's rightful place?
Published 1993“…One of ORSTOM's female research scientists recently wrote: 'It is counterproductive to see development as something purely male and such an attitude gets now here. …”
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A date with a network
Published 1994“…Scientists have been emphasizing the importance of Balanites for a long time. …”
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Dryland Crops Program: Tackling the 50:20 challenge
Published 2025“…This is possible through the efforts of over 200 scientists from partner institutions, working collaboratively to deliver impact.…”
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The Mexican yam bean
Published 1989“…Known as cassava-bean or yam-bean in the Caribbean islands or Pachyrhizus erosus by scientists, is a vegetable that has both the advantages of legumes and root of vegetables. …”
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ILCA improves local butter churn
Published 1990“…The International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA) scientists monitored butter-making on five Ethiopian farms for a nine-month period in 1989 to see if traditional butter-making practices could be accelerated whilst leaving the basic technique...…”
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Improving agricultural publishing capabilities in ACP countries
Published 1991“…A great deal of valuable research is carried out in National Agricultural Research Systems (NARS) in developing countries, but too little reaches the people who can use it, such as other scientists who need to build on advances and innovations,...…”
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A small cereal with big promise
Published 1995“…Hungry rice (Digitaria exilis) has been largely neglected by scientists and plant breeders in the past, but it is now being reappraised. …”
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Forestry and livestock make use of GIS
Published 1996“…Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are now being brought into use in Africa having already proved their value in the North. Scientists in Mali are using a small scale GIS study to determine potential reserves of fuelwood in a forest in the...…”
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Workshop on the effective utilization of research results
Published 1997“…Making better use of the results of agricultural research in West and Central Africa was the objective of a group of scientists, extensionists, producers and traders who were brought together by CTA for a four-day workshop at the beginning of November 1…”
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Virtual palms give real results
Published 1997“…Palm oil production should benefit from a new computer simulation program developed by scientists at the French agricultural development agency, CIRAD (Centre de cooperation internationale en recherche agronomique pour le Développement). …”
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Correcting zinc deficiency in pasture crops
Published 1994“…For some years scientists at the International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas (ICARDA) have been growing forage crops as part of the cereal-based crop rotation, instead of leaving ground fallow. …”
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Establishing African genomics and bioinformatics programs through annual regional workshops
Published 2024“…This will ultimately help create a critical mass of skilled genomics and bioinformatics scientists across Africa.…”
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Frequently asked questions about in vivo chlorophyll fluorescence: practical issues
Published 2017“…It also serves as a source of reference for experienced scientists.…”
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Traits and Taxonomies—Building Blocks for Understanding Diversity
Published 2005“…Farmers and scientists start with different perspectives about the plants they breed and manage, and their ways of ordering or classifying them, called “taxonomies.” …”
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New control for Panama disease
Published 1988“…Scientists in India believe that a new control technique may prove cost-effective in controlling Panama disease the widespread fusarial wilt that inflicts serious damage on bananas. …”
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Network for gliricidia research
Published 1988“…Scientists from Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe meeting at the Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza (CATIE) in June 1987, have established a gliricidia research network. …”
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Nitrogen-fixing cereals a step nearer
Published 1989“…Every farmer's dream of growing cereals that fix atmospheric nitrogen in the same way as leguminous plants has come a step nearer. Scientists at Nottingham University, UK, have successfully persuaded rice plants to grow nodules. …”
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