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Agriculture / Forests / Fisheries
Sobre
he African Potato Association is a non-profit organization that was launched in September 1985.
The objectives of APA are:
To promote the interests of potato and sweetpotato workers in Africa.
To act as a central source of information and resource exchange.
To facilitate greater inter-country collaboration and horizontal exchange of information and exchange visits by scientists.
To stimulate the development of potato and sweetpotato research, production, and utilization in Africa.
To popularize potato and sweetpotato as important food items in Africa.
To act as a link between the International Potato Center (CIP) and other relevant associations in the world and members/member c
Marcadores
apa 2016
sweetpotato
potato
ethiopia
photosynthates
yield
tuber yield
potatoes
keynote
addis ababa
geometric mean
storage root initiation
harvest index
stress susceptibility index
yield stability
bangladesh
cip-bred potato clone
salt tolerance
biomass
plant morphology
sprouting
gibberellic acid
dormancy breaking
skills-building
sweetpotato vine multiplication
specialisation
animal feed
uganda
vines
kisima farm ltd
smallholder farmers
kenya
determinants of use
quality seed potato
dry season
planting material
triple s
ler
maize
partial equivalence
intercropping
rapid multiplication
nutrient concentration
aeroponics
mini-tuber
net tunnel
clean planting material
negative selection
households
preferences
factors
consumption
perceived barriers
women
malnutrition
adoption
apa 2016 ofsp
children
iron
recurrent selection
zinc
micronutrient malnutrition
xrf
genetic gains
stability
cloneselector
maturity group
cultivars
discriminant analysis
ammi
participatory varietal selection
on-farm demonstration
orange-fleshed sweetpotato
variety traits
agro-ecological zones
growing seasons
gender
glycoalkaloid concentrations
heritability
heat tolerance
late blight resistance
phytophthora infestans
gm potatoes
demese chnayalew
climate change
breeding
poverty
sweet potato
sweetpotatoes
nutrition
food security
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Setor
Agriculture / Forests / Fisheries
Sobre
he African Potato Association is a non-profit organization that was launched in September 1985.
The objectives of APA are:
To promote the interests of potato and sweetpotato workers in Africa.
To act as a central source of information and resource exchange.
To facilitate greater inter-country collaboration and horizontal exchange of information and exchange visits by scientists.
To stimulate the development of potato and sweetpotato research, production, and utilization in Africa.
To popularize potato and sweetpotato as important food items in Africa.
To act as a link between the International Potato Center (CIP) and other relevant associations in the world and members/member c
Marcadores
apa 2016
sweetpotato
potato
ethiopia
photosynthates
yield
tuber yield
potatoes
keynote
addis ababa
geometric mean
storage root initiation
harvest index
stress susceptibility index
yield stability
bangladesh
cip-bred potato clone
salt tolerance
biomass
plant morphology
sprouting
gibberellic acid
dormancy breaking
skills-building
sweetpotato vine multiplication
specialisation
animal feed
uganda
vines
kisima farm ltd
smallholder farmers
kenya
determinants of use
quality seed potato
dry season
planting material
triple s
ler
maize
partial equivalence
intercropping
rapid multiplication
nutrient concentration
aeroponics
mini-tuber
net tunnel
clean planting material
negative selection
households
preferences
factors
consumption
perceived barriers
women
malnutrition
adoption
apa 2016 ofsp
children
iron
recurrent selection
zinc
micronutrient malnutrition
xrf
genetic gains
stability
cloneselector
maturity group
cultivars
discriminant analysis
ammi
participatory varietal selection
on-farm demonstration
orange-fleshed sweetpotato
variety traits
agro-ecological zones
growing seasons
gender
glycoalkaloid concentrations
heritability
heat tolerance
late blight resistance
phytophthora infestans
gm potatoes
demese chnayalew
climate change
breeding
poverty
sweet potato
sweetpotatoes
nutrition
food security
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