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Book Chapter 1991

Autor: Emechebe, A.M. Singh, B.B. Leleji, O.I. Atokple, I.D.K Adu, J.K.

Brief mention of research into the infestation of cowpeas by Striga gesnerioides conducted by staff of the Botany Department of the University of Nigeria at Nsukka is followed by more extensive discussion of work on this host-parasite relationship conducted at the Institute of Agricultural Resear...

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Emechebe, A.M. ,  Singh, B.B. ,  Leleji, O.I. ,  Atokple, I.D.K ,  Adu, J.K. ,  [Cowpea striga problems and research in Nigeria] ,  Cowpea striga problems and research in Nigeria
Book Chapter 1997

Autor: Singh, B.B. Emechebe, A.M.

The parasitic weeds, Alectra vogelii Benth., and Striga gesnerioides (Wild.) Vatke, have become major yield-reducing factors in cowpea. Currently, Striga is more prevalent in the Sudan savanna and Sahelian regions and Alectra in the northern Guinea savanna and southern Sudan savanna regions of We...

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Singh, B.B. ,  Emechebe, A.M. ,  [Advances in research on cowpea Striga and Alectra] ,  Advances in research on cowpea Striga and Alectra
Book Chapter 2002

Autor: Emechebe, A.M. Lagoke, S.T.O.

Cowpea diseases induced by various pathogenic groups (fungi, bacteria, viruses, nematodes, and parasitic flowering plants) constitute one of the most important constraints to cowpea production in all agroecological zones where the crop is grown. This paper presents an overview of the major resear...

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Emechebe, A.M. ,  Lagoke, S.T.O. ,  [Recent advances in research on cowpea diseases] ,  Recent advances in research on cowpea diseases
Journal Article 2008-10

Autor: Ajeigbe, Hakeem A. Singh, B.B. Emechebe, A.M.

The average productivity of cowpea in the existing traditional systems is low due to a complex of biotic and abiotic stresses. The biotic factors include insect pests, parasitic plants, and viral, fungal and bacterial diseases. Concerted efforts are being made to develop improved cowpea varieties...

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Ajeigbe, Hakeem A. ,  Singh, B.B. ,  Emechebe, A.M. ,  [Field evaluation of improved cowpea lines for resistance to bacterial blight, virus and striga under natural infestation in the West African savannas] ,  Field evaluation of improved cowpea lines for resistance to bacterial blight, virus and striga under natural infestation in the West African savannas

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