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First page of MbaZARDI News Letter
NEWSLETTERS AND MAGAZINES · MbaZARDI · 2020Dairy Science

MbaZARDI News Letter

MbaZARDI

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First page of Strategies to Bridge Yield Gaps in Equatorial African Upland Rice Production System
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2020Agronomy

Strategies to Bridge Yield Gaps in Equatorial African Upland Rice Production System

Isaac Newton Alou
The average rice (Oryza sativa L.) farmer in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) harvests less than 1.5 t ha’ of grain yield in uplands production systems, while the yield potential is substantially higher. There are large yield potential gaps due…

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First page of Uganda Biosciences Information Center (UBIC): Hand Over Report
TECHNICAL REPORTS · NaCRRI · 2020ICT for Agriculture

Uganda Biosciences Information Center (UBIC): Hand Over Report

Barbara Mugwanya Zawedde

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First page of Understanding Biotechnology: Ateso Translation
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NARL · 2020Biotechnology

Understanding Biotechnology: Ateso Translation

NARO

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First page of Allelopathic Interactive Effects of Rice, Cymbopogon, Desmodium, Mucuna and Maize in Uganda
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2019Agronomy

Allelopathic Interactive Effects of Rice, Cymbopogon, Desmodium, Mucuna and Maize in Uganda

Kaiira Moses Godfrey
Rice is a major food and cash crop under various mixed cropping systems in Uganda. Rice and some intercrops exhibit allelopathic properties and productivity is on the decline yet little is known about the causes of allelopathy, declining…

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First page of Annual WorkPlan and Budget  For Fiscal Year 2019-2020
TECHNICAL REPORTS · NAROSEC · 2019Agricultural Economics

Annual WorkPlan and Budget For Fiscal Year 2019-2020

NARO

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First page of Comparative Analysis of Genotypic Diversity Among XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRIS pv. MUSACEARUM & XANTHOMONAS VASICOLA pv. VASCULORUM STRAINS
JOURNAL ARTICLES · NaCRRI · 2019Plant Pathology

Comparative Analysis of Genotypic Diversity Among XANTHOMONAS CAMPESTRIS pv. MUSACEARUM & XANTHOMONAS VASICOLA pv. VASCULORUM STRAINS

Arthur Wasukira
Banana bacterial wilt caused by Xanthomonas campestris pv. musacearum (Xcm) has caused significant decline in livelihoods dependent on the banana/musa enterprise in the Great Lakes region of Eastern Africa. Recently, affordable genome sequ…

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First page of Factors Affecting the Perofrmance of African Honey Bee Colonies in Uganda
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaLIRRI · 2019Entomology

Factors Affecting the Perofrmance of African Honey Bee Colonies in Uganda

Agnes Sarah Otim
Uganda’s annual honey yield is lower than the expected production potential of 500,000 tones basing on the country’s vegetation type. The aim of this study was to establish the factors that affect the performance of African honey bee c…

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First page of Genetic Diversity and Bredding of Shum Group for Drought Tolerance
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2019Plant breeding

Genetic Diversity and Bredding of Shum Group for Drought Tolerance

Godfrey Sseremba
Solatium aethiopicum is one of the most important Solatium species, with four morphological groups. Two of the groups, Gilo and Shum, are mainly cultivated because of their nutritional value and income generating potential for farmers in…

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First page of Identification of Essential Gene Targets in Cassava, for Effective Whitefly Management using Rna Interference
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2019Pest and Disease Control

Identification of Essential Gene Targets in Cassava, for Effective Whitefly Management using Rna Interference

Kaweesi Tadeo
Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz), as a food security crop in Africa is devastated by many biotic factors which include pests and diseases. Of these, diseases caused by cassava brown streak viruses and cassava mosaic viruses, transmit…

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