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Sister species of the common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) are an attractive genetic resource to broaden the genetic base of this crop, especially for adaptation to extreme environments. The runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus) in particular, has been shown to contribute to disease resistance and tol...


Mukankusi, Clare MugishaAmongi, WinnyfredSebuliba, SulaimanMusoke, StephenAcam, Catherine[Characterization of Phaseolus coccineus interspecific germplasm accessions for disease resistance, grain market class and yield attributes]Characterization of Phaseolus coccineus interspecific germplasm accessions for disease resistance, grain market class and yield attributes

Root rots are one of the main biotic constraints to common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) production, causing losses estimated at 221 000 metric tons a year in sub-Saharan Africa. Until recently, root rots in Ugandan common bean agroecologies were mostly caused by Pythium and Fusarium spp., especia...


Paparu, P.Acur, A.Kato, F.Acam, CatherineNakibuule, J.Musoke, S.Nikalubo, S.Mukankusi, Clare Mugisha[Prevalence and incidence of four common bean root rots in Uganda]Prevalence and incidence of four common bean root rots in Uganda

Though Rwanda is among the highest common bean producers and consumers, this crop is still challenged by different factors including root rot diseases resulting in low yield potential. Root rot diseases can cause up to 100% of yield loss. Despite different soil borne pathogens causing bean root r...


Mukamuhirwa, FlorideButare, LewisRuhakana, AlbertUzayisenga, BellancileMukantwali, ChristineMusoni, AugustineMukankusi, Clare Mugisha[Characterization and pathogenicity of soil borne pathogens inducing root rot symptoms in common bean in Rwanda]Characterization and pathogenicity of soil borne pathogens inducing root rot symptoms in common bean in Rwanda

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