Integrated Approaches to Higher Maize Productivity in the New Millennium; Proceedings of the Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Maize Conference, 7; Nairobi (Kenya); 5-11 Feb 2002
Material type: TextPublication details: Nairobi (Kenya) : KARI *CIMMYT, 2004Description: viii, 540 pagesISBN:- 970-648-120-6
- Africa
- Disease control
- Drought resistance
- Drought stress AGROVOC
- Economic analysis AGROVOC
- Farmers AGROVOC
- Food production
- Herbicide resistance
- Maize AGROVOC
- Open pollination
- Pests of plants
- Plant diseases AGROVOC
- Plant production
- Protein quality AGROVOC
- Soil conservation
- Striga AGROVOC
- Technology transfer
- Varieties AGROVOC
- Zea mays AGROVOC
- Soil fertility AGROVOC
- Nitrogen fertilizers AGROVOC
- Hybrids AGROVOC
- Plant breeding AGROVOC
- CIMMYT
- KARI
- 338.16 FRI
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This proceedings provides a comprehensive and detailed presentation of the major maize research activities and advances in Eastern and Southern Africa since the previous Regional Maize Conference held in 1998. The Conference, which included a Symposium on Low Nitrogen and Drought Tolerance in Maize, heard a total of 101 papers addressing the major constraints to maize production and productivity in the region and breeding and agronomic approaches to overcoming them, including biotic constraints (diseases and insect pests), Striga, and abiotic stress (low nitrogen fertility and drought) as well as constraints to farmer uptake of new technologies. These proceedings represent the work of the major portion of scientists in the region dealing with maize production and, taken together, are a useful guide to regional research priorities and testify to the considerable range of maize research undertaken.
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