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Program Activities Database

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Equipment Transfer Letter Agreement

This project involved the transfer of equipment to the Africa Rice Center

Equipment Transfer Letter Agreement

This project involved the transfer of equipment to the Africa Rice Center

Equipment Transfer Letter Agreement

This project involved the transfer of equipment to the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas

Equipment Transfer Letter Agreement

This project involved the transfer of equipment to the International Rice Research Institute

Equipment Transfer Letter Agreement

This project involved the transfer of equipment to the International Centre for Research in Agroforestry

Evaluating taro germplasm for drought and salinity tolerance for the benefit of resource-poor farmers in the Pacific region

This project with the Secretariat of Pacific Community Fiji evaluated 30 accessions of taro for tolerance to drought and salinity. The project measured a variety of agro-morphological parameters for…

Evaluation and characterization of bean and cowpea landraces from Southeast Mexico: focusing on terminal drought tolerance, begomovirus resistance, and yield traits

This project supported the Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales, Agricolas Y Pecuaris (INIFAP) in Mexico as they characterized and evaluated 40 common bean accessions, 30 Lima bean…

Evaluation and characterization of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) collections for tolerance to drought, micronutrients concentration and cookability in Kenya

This project conducted with the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (National Dryland Farming Research Centre) evaluated and characterized 200 accessions of common beans held at National Genebank…

Evaluation of activation of endogenous banana streak virus sequences in Musa germplasm from Southeast Asia and the Pacific

The Institute of Plant Breeding at the University of the Philippines, Los Banos, investigated the activation of endogenous banana streak virus sequences (eBSVs) in drought-resistant B genome banana…

Evaluation of subset of chickpea consensus collection for resistances to phytophtora and aschochyta, and publication of chickpea and lentil germplasm ICIS databases on the internet

This project with Department of Primary Industries, Victoria in collaboration with the Department of Industry, New South Wales evaluated 246 chickpea accessions for Asochyta blight resistance and 235…

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