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Conference Paper 2004

Autor: Kanju, E. Mahungu, N.M. Whyte, J. Dixon, A.

Cassava is an important food staple in the coastal provinces of east and southern Africa. However, its production is adversely affected by cassava brown streak virus disease (CBSD). CBSD first reported from Amani, Tanzania in 1936, is now considered to be one of the major biotic constraints to ca...

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Kanju, E. ,  Mahungu, N.M. ,  Whyte, J. ,  Dixon, A. ,  [Association between zigzag stem habit and resistance/tolerance to cassava brown streak virus disease] ,  Association between zigzag stem habit and resistance/tolerance to cassava brown streak virus disease
Conference Paper 2004

Autor: Muhanna, M. Raya, M. Hillrocks, R.J. Kanju, E. Kiozya, H.

Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) is a very serious disease in many cassava growing areas of the Eastern zone of Tanzania. It is mainly confined to the lower elevations, mainly along the coast yield losses of up to 74% occur as a result of CBSD infection in some part of the Eastern zone. In the...

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Muhanna, M. ,  Raya, M. ,  Hillrocks, R.J. ,  Kanju, E. ,  Kiozya, H. ,  [On farm performance and farmers evaluation of cassava brown streak tolerant variety Kiroba in the Eastern zone of Tanzania] ,  On farm performance and farmers evaluation of cassava brown streak tolerant variety Kiroba in the Eastern zone of Tanzania
Journal Article 2017-12

Autor: Kanju, E. Uzokwe, V.N.E. Saleh, H. Mohamed, S. Masumba, E. Tumwegamire, Silver Mtunda, K.

Cassava is an important staple food in subtropical regions; however, its production is adversely affected by cassava brown streak disease and poor soil fertility. Five improved and two local cassava varieties were evaluated for three seasons across two sites in Kizimbani, Zanzibar. Highly signifi...

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Kanju, E. ,  Uzokwe, V.N.E. ,  Saleh, H. ,  Mohamed, S. ,  Masumba, E. ,  Tumwegamire, Silver ,  Mtunda, K. ,  [Performance of cassava brown streak disease-tolerant varieties in Zanzibar, Tanzania] ,  Performance of cassava brown streak disease-tolerant varieties in Zanzibar, Tanzania
Conference Paper 2010

Autor: Kullaya, A. Mkamilo, G.S. Mtunda, K. Kulembeka, H.P. Masumba, E. Marandu, E. Kanju, E. Ferguson, M. Ospina, C. Marin, E.J. Santos, L.G. Barrera, E. Morante, N. Ceballos, H. Jarvis, A. Tohme, Joseph M. Fregene, Martin A.

Tanzania is the fifth largest producer of cassava in Africa, the eighth largest producer in the world with an estimated average yields of about 10.4 t/ha, which is far below the potential yield of the crop. The low yield is caused by a number of factors including susceptibility of commonly grown ...

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Kullaya, A. ,  Mkamilo, G.S. ,  Mtunda, K. ,  Kulembeka, H.P. ,  Masumba, E. ,  Marandu, E. ,  Kanju, E. ,  Ferguson, M. ,  Ospina, C. ,  Marin, E.J. ,  Santos, L.G. ,  Barrera, E. ,  Morante, N. ,  Ceballos, H. ,  Jarvis, A. ,  Tohme, Joseph M. ,  Fregene, Martin A. ,  [Application of molecular marker-assisted selection in breeding for improved farmer/market preferred cassava varieties in Tanzania] ,  Application of molecular marker-assisted selection in breeding for improved farmer/market preferred cassava varieties in Tanzania

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