Controlling Napier smut and stunt diseases in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania

Journal Article
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byAssociation for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa

Citation

Renard, G.; Proud, J.; Hanson, J.; Mulaa, M.; Pallangyo, B.; Kabirizi, J. 2010. Controlling Napier smut and stunt diseases in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. AgriForum (1):11. Entebbe (Uganda): ASARECA.

Authors

  • Renard, Genevieve
  • Proud, J.
  • Hanson, Jean
  • Mulaa, M.
  • Pallangyo, B.
  • Kabirizi, J.M.

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