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Project Update by Edward Kanju, IITA, Tanzania

Email: ekanju@yahoo.com

The major outputs of the Regional Research Program on "Cassava brown streak disease" in Tanzania include:

 

  • An Open Quarantine Facility (OQF) has been established at Kibaha Agricultural Research Institute, near Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This will enable the importation of large quantities of cassava clones with highly desirable attributes, in the form of cuttings from the EARRNET/KARI breeding program near Mombasa, Kenya.

 

  • More than 500 highly promising new cassava clones selected for their resistance to cassava brown streak disease, from the seedling nursery harvested in December 2002 at ARI Kibaha, Tanzania are undergoing advanced evaluation at three sites in Tanzania.

 

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