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Landraces contain many genotypes, which makes them a good source of genes for crop improvement and hence provide an incentive to conserve them. Banana sampling and collection were carried out along the Uganda–Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) border, which is home to the largest in situ div...


Karamura, D.Ocimati, W.Ss, R.Jogo, WellingtonWalyawula, S.Karamura, E.B.[Banana genotype composition along the Uganda-Democratic Republic of Congo border: a gene pool mix for plantain and highland bananas: In: Banana systems in the humid highlands 22 of Sub-Saharan Africa (eds G. Blomme, P. van Asten and B. Vanlauwe)]Banana genotype composition along the Uganda-Democratic Republic of Congo border: a gene pool mix for plantain and highland bananas: In: Banana systems in the humid highlands 22 of Sub-Saharan Africa (eds G. Blomme, P. van Asten and B. Vanlauwe)
Okech, S.Karugaba, A.Gold, C.Nyakuni, A.Ssali, H.Karamura, E.B.[Influence of soil conservation bunds, compost manure, coffee and bean intercropping on weevil incidence, banana vigour and bunch weight in Bagambaa subcounty, a hilly environment in Mbarara, southwestern Uganda]Influence of soil conservation bunds, compost manure, coffee and bean intercropping on weevil incidence, banana vigour and bunch weight in Bagambaa subcounty, a hilly environment in Mbarara, southwestern Uganda
Swennen, R.L.Blomme, GuyAsten, Piet J.A. vanLepoint, P.Karamura, E.B.Njukwe, E.Tinzaara, W.Viljoen, A.Karangwa, P.Coyne, D.L.Lorenzen, J.H.[Mitigating the impact of biotic constraints to build resilient banana systems in Central and Eastern Africa]Mitigating the impact of biotic constraints to build resilient banana systems in Central and Eastern Africa

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