Welcome to the AgShare.Today Resource Centre
The AgShare.Today Resource Centre brings together a collection of resources related to agriculture. These include open access scientific journals and best practice guides that can be used for background reading and to support research initiatives. The AgShare Featured Resource showcases a new document each month that the AgShare team recommends to all members.
In this data article, field survey data collected from 184 cassava farms in 12 South Western and North Central States of Nigeria in 2015 are presented and extensively explored for objective assessment of the incidence and symptom severity of cassava mosaic disease and associated whitefly vectors.
Published by: Data Brief, Year: 2018, Pages: 23, File type: External link (1,137 KB)
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This impact brief describes how AgShare is providing tools and training to help projects capture and share their key documentation, information and data.
Published by: AgShare.Today, Year: 2019, Pages: 2, File type: PDF (300 KB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceThis presentation provides an overview of how nematodes cause damage to banana crops and how this can be avoided.
Published by: International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Year: 2019, Pages: 22, File type: PDF (4.85 MB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceThis presentation provides an overview of the four main banana-damaging nematodes.
Published by: BNBP, Year: 2019, Pages: 14, File type: PDF (2.68 MB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceThis presentation provides an overview of different types of nematodes.
Published by: BNBP, Year: 2019, Pages: 15, File type: PDF (1.45 MB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceThis presentation provides an overview of a study that aimed to assess the genetic diversity of banana genotypes using SSR markers.
Published by: Banana Nematode Baseline Project (BNBP), Year: 2019, Pages: 26, File type: PDF (1.43 MB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceThis poster provides an overview of a survey conducted in four agro-ecological zones comprising 10 major banana-growing regions of Tanzania. The incidence of nematodes was assessed and the information was used to generate nematode distribution maps that show the geographical distribution of the key plant parasitic nematodes in major banana-growing areas of Tanzania.
Published by: Banana Nematode Baseline Project (BNBP), Year: 2019, Pages: 1, File type: PDF (1.04 MB)
Read more Open resource Download resourceMorphological and molecular identification of Pratylenchus goodeyi associated with banana in Tanzania
This study of banana nematodes in Tanzania has identified P. goodeyi through morphometric and molecular techniques. It has also confirmed other studies on the possible extension range of this nematode.
Published by: Tanzania Journal of Science, Year: 2019, Pages: 14, File type: External link (875KB)
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This short animation depicts the damage caused by stem borer caterpillars and striga weed in maize plantations. Suggestions to mitigate the damage caused by both pests include intercropping with Desmodium and planting Napier grass.
Published by: ICIPE, Year: 2019, File type: External link
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This PowerPoint presentation on molecular work relates to post-harvest physiological deterioration (PPD) of cassava. The presentation covers a range of topics: genes involved, changes during PPD, approaches to controlling PPD and next steps in this work.
Published by: Crop-Post-Harvest Programme, Year: 2019, Pages: 23, File type: PDF (316 KB)
Read more Open resource Download resourcePost-harvest physiological deterioration (PPD) involves changes in gene expression and the synthesis of novel proteins. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) and the enzymes and compounds that modulate them play central roles in PPD. This work reports on the identification and characterisation of key genes involved in several functions relevant to PPD.
Published by: CIATUniversity of Bath, Year: 2019, Pages: 1, File type: PDF (204 KB)
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