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Manipulating morphological traits of cassava to enhance host plant resistance and biological control of cassava green mite in Zambia.

Able. Chalwe

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Best parent heterosis of families of cassava genotypes for cassava green mite density and leaf damage, cassava mosaic disease severity, shoot morphological traits, storage root yield and storage root dry mass percentage ..........

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Best parent heterosis of families of cassava genotypes for cassava green mite density and leaf damage, cassava mosaic disease severity, shoot morphological traits, storage root yield and storage root dry mass percentage ..........

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Best parent heterosis of families of cassava genotypes for cassava green mite density and leaf damage, cassava mosaic disease severity, shoot morphological traits, storage root yield and storage root dry mass percentage ..........

Key concepts: Biology, Resistance (ecology), Mite, Host (biology), Biological pest control, Manihot esculenta, Biotechnology, Agronomy

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