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Program Grants and Outputs for Year 2000
Grant Title:
Improvement of an experimental Maize variety LP 16 to disease resistance and low nitrogen tolerance
Grants 2000
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PI:
Dr. Justus Imanywoha
Contact Details
NARO/NAARI
P.O. Box 7048, Kampala, Uganda
Phone: +256 (-41) -341554
Fax: +256 (41) 321070
Email direct from site:
g.bigirwa@naro-ug.org
Grantee:
Grant No:
RF98006#37
Amount:
US $5,774
Duration
Years 2000-2003
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Objective
To develop an early maturing open pollinated maize variety with good levels of resistance to major foliar diseases, turcicun leaf blight (TLB), gray leaf spot (GLS) and maize streak virus (MSV), and also tolerance to low Nitrogen.
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