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CROP CATEGORY

Cassava

Cassava Field

Cassava (Manihot esculenta) is a root crop that serves as a major source of carbohydrates for millions of people across Africa. WAVE Research focuses on improving cassava productivity through disease surveillance, genomic selection, and sustainable farming practices. Our work addresses critical challenges such as cassava mosaic disease, brown streak disease, and climate resilience.

Publications

RESEARCH ARTICLE

Genomic Selection for Improved Yield in Cassava

Published: October 2023 | By Dr. Jane Doe, Dr. John Smith | Journal of Agricultural Science

This study evaluates the effectiveness of genomic selection models in predicting yield traits, demonstrating a 15% increase in predictive accuracy for cassava breeding programs.

TECHNICAL REPORT

Impact of Climate Change on Cassava Mosaic Disease Spread

Published: August 2023 | By World Agri Org

A comprehensive report analyzing how temperature and precipitation changes have influenced the epidemiology of cassava mosaic disease across West Africa over the last decade.

REVIEW PAPER

Nutritional Enhancement of Cassava Roots via Biofortification

Published: June 2023 | By Emily Chen, et al. | Plant Science Reviews

A comprehensive review of biofortification techniques aimed at increasing provitamin A and iron content in cassava roots to combat malnutrition in vulnerable populations.

FIELD GUIDE

Agronomic Practices for Sustainable Cassava Production

Published: January 2023 | By African Agricultural Institute

A practical guide for farmers detailing optimal planting densities, intercropping strategies, and integrated pest management for sustainable cassava cultivation.

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