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Ng, N.Q.Asiedu, RobertNg, S.Y.C.[Cassava genetic resources programme at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture]Cassava genetic resources programme at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
Autor: Ng, N.Q.

Several ways exist of maintaining the genetic resources of crops. The cheapest and most convenient way is by storing seeds. However, not all crops can be preserved by storing their seeds, because they are either vegetatively propagated and/or do not produce seeds, or the period of their seed viab...


Ng, N.Q.[Preservation of genetic resources by seed storage]Preservation of genetic resources by seed storage

Hermetic cold storage without previous drying (wet–cold storage) was experimented for the preservation of yam pollen grains. Pollens collected from white yam D. rotundata and a wild relative, D. praehensilis, were stored at -80, -20, 5, and 150C in sealed packs for 2 years. Pollen samples were dr...


Daniel, I.O.Ng, N.Q.Tayo, T.O.Togun, A.O.[Wet-cold preservation of West African yam (Dioscorea spp.) pollen]Wet-cold preservation of West African yam (Dioscorea spp.) pollen

This paper discusses the problems associated with the lack of precise techniques for measuring the diversity of a crop species, selecting materials for accession, and determining the appropriate size for a core collection, as well as the boundaries of a genepool. The authors list the most importa...


Ng, N.Q.Padulosi, S.[Constraints in the accessibility and use of germplasmcollections]Constraints in the accessibility and use of germplasmcollections
Ng, N.Q.Asiedu, RobertDixon, A.Ng, S.Y.C.Abaka-Whyte, J.Mahungu, N.[Cassava and yam genetic resources conservation and use in Africa: an overview from IITA]Cassava and yam genetic resources conservation and use in Africa: an overview from IITA

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