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Acaulospora 2011 1613- Oehl, F.||Palenzuela, J.||Sanchez-

minuta, a new 9216 Castro, I.||Hountondji, F.||Tchabi,
arbuscular A.||Lawouin, L.||Barea, J-M.|| Coyne,
mycorrhizal fungal D.||da Silva, G.A.
species from
subSaharan
savannas of West
Africa

Acaulospora 2011 1613- Oehl, F.||Skorov, Z.||Baszkowski,

sieverdingii, an 9216 J.||Snchez-Castro, I.||Coyne,
ecologically diverse D.||Tchabi, A.||Lawouin,
new fungus in the L.||Hountondji, F.C.C.||da Silva, G.A.
Glomeromycota,
described from
lowland temperate
Europe and
tropical West
Africa
Adoption of 2011 1459- Udensi, U.E.||Tarawali, G.||Favour,
selected improved 0255 E.U.||Asumugha, G.||Ezedinma,
cassava varieties C.||Okoye, B.C.||Okarter, C.||Ilona,
among smallholder P.||Okechukwu, R.||Dixon, A.
farmers in
SouthEastern
Nigeria

Agronomic and 2011-04 0308- Van Asten, P.J.A.||Wairegi,

economic benefits 521X L.W.I.||Mukasa, D.||Uringi, N.O.
of coffee banana
intercropping in
Ugandas
smallholder
farming systems

Allelopathic 2011 1118- Oluwatayo, J.I.||Asiedu, R.||Adesiyan,

potential of plant 2075 S.O.
extracts against
Scutellonema
bradys

Aphids and their 2011-03 1742- Sthre, M.G.||Godonou,

natural enemies in 7584 I.||Hofsvang, T.||Tepa-Yotto,
vegetable G.T.||James, B.
agroecosystems in
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diagnosis and 5374 M.E.C.||Nawabu, H. egasiraAp
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Assessing the 2011-05 1049- Binam, J.N.||Abdoulaye, T.||Olarinde,

potential impact of 6505 L.||Kamara, A.||Adekunle, A.
Integrated
Agricultural
Research for
Development
(IAR4D) on
adoption of
improved
cereallegume crop
varieties in the
Sudan Savannah
Zone of Nigeria
Assessment of 2011 1118- Afolabi, C.G.||Okechukwu,
farmers' field for 2075 O.C.||Kehinde, I.A.||Okechukwu, R.U.
root rot disease on
improved cassava
varieties released
in Nigeria

Banana bunchy top 2011-08 0168- Kumar, P.L.||Hanna, R.||Alabi,

virus in subSaharan 1702 O.J.||Soko, M.M.||Oben, T.T.||Vangu,
Africa: G.H.P.||Naidu, R.A.
investigations on
virus distribution
and diversity
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the Sudan Savanna 50368-0-0 A.||Maiyaki, D.||Kamara, anwaleBas
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Biocontrol 2011-03 0038- Affokpon, A.||Coyne, D.L.||Htay,

potential of native 0717 C.C.||Agbd, R.D.||Lawouin,
Trichoderma L.||Coosemans, J.
isolates against
rootknot
nematodes in West
African vegetable
production
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Cassava 2011 978-978- Wambo, A.Y.||O'Brien, F.||Kemtsop,

investment in 50368-1-7 G.A.||Waiyaki, N.||Mahungu, N.M.
Africa: taking
inventory of
initiatives in Africa
in view of
positioning cassava
as a strategic
commodity

Cassava mosaic 2011-07 2153- Alabi, O.J.||Kumar, P.L.||Naidu, R.A.

disease: a curse to 0297
food security in
subSaharan Africa
Characterization of 2011-01 978-978- Abdoulaye, T.||Bamire, A.S.||Wiredu, U11RepAb
maize producing 8444-01-5 A.N.||Baco, M.N.||Fofana, M. doulayeCh
communities in aracterizat
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West Africa
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Combining ability 2011 0002- Badu-Apraku, B.||Oyekunle,

of earlymaturing 1962 M.||Akinwale, R.O.||Lum, A.F.
white maize
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Cultivar evaluation 2011-02 0378- Badu-Apraku, B.||Akinwale, R.

and trait analysis 4290
of tropical early
maturing maize
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Design and 2011 978- Kuye, A.||Ayo, D.B.||Sanni, L.O.||Raji, U11BkKuy

fabrication of a 97850368- A.O.||Kwaya, E.I.||Otuu, O.O.||Asiru, eDesignN
flash dryer for the 8-6 W.B.||Alenkhe, B.||Abdulkareem, othomDev
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quality cassava G.||Dixon, A.G.O.||Okechukwu, R.U.
flour
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specific molecular 0862 F.||Tusiime, G.||Magembe,
tool for detecting E.M.||Kim, D.J.
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musacearum

Development of 2011-11 1684- Otti, G.||Fakoya, A.||Andrew,

genomic tools for 5315 I.||Gedil, M.
verification of
hybrids and selfed
progenies in
cassava (Manihot
esculenta)

Distribution and 2011 1118- Bah, E.S.||Bamkefa, B.A.||Winter,

current status of 2075 S.||Dixon, A.G.O.
cassava mosaic
disease and
begomoviruses in
Guinea

Dose transfer of an 2011 1742- Kpindou, O. D.||Djegui, D. A.||Glitho,

oilbased 7584 I. A.||Tamo, M.
formulation of
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sprays to cotton
bollworm in an
arena trial
Economic 2011 1818- Olarinde, L.O.||Manyong,
perspectives of the 5800 V.M.||Akintola, J.O.
diversity of risks
among crop
farmers in the
Northern Guninea
Savanna of Nigeria
Effect of sowing 2011-07 1991- Ekeleme, F.||Kamara, A.Y.||Omoigui,
date on Striga 637X L.O.||Chikoye, D.||Dugje,
infestation and I.Y.||Tegbaru, A.
yield of sorghum
(Sorghum bicolor
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cultivars in the
Sudan savanna of
northeast Nigeria

Effects of various 2011 1998- Esuola, C.O.||Tripathi, L.||Fawole, I.

virulent strains of 9326
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cultivar williams

Elicitor recognition, 2011 1742- Mishra, A.K.||Sharma, K.||Misra, R.S.

signal transduction 9145
and induced
resistance in plants

Expanding the 2011 1118- James, B.||Bramel, P.||Witte, E.

application of 2075 R.||Asiedu, R.||Watson,
cassava value chain D.||Okechukwu, R.
technologies
through UPoCA
project

First report of 2011-01 2044- Beed, F.||Houessou, J.H.||Kelly,

Aecidium cantense 0588 P.||Ezin, V.
(potato deforming
rust) on Solanum
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in Benin.
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anthracnose 0588 J.||Winter, S.||Assogba-Komlan,
caused by F.||Reeder, R.||Miller, S.A.
Colletotrichum
gloeosporioides on
onion (Allium cepa)
in Benin

First report of 2011-04 2044- Houessou, J.H.||Beed, F.||Sikirou,

Cercospora 0588 R.||Ezin, V.
beticola on lettuce
(Lactuca sativa) in
Benin

First report of 2011-04 0191- Kumar, P.L.||Sharma, K.||Boahen, U11ArtKu

soybean 2917 S.||Tefera, H.||Tamo, M. marSoybe
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Gene flow among 2011 0925- Warburton, M.L.||Wilkes, G.||Taba,

different teosinte 9864 S.||Charcosset, A.||Mir, C.||Dumas,
taxa and into the F.||Madur, D.||Dreisigacker,
domesticated S.||Bedoya, C.||Prasanna, B.M.||Xie,
maize gene pool C.X.||Hearne, S.||Franco, J.

Genetic diversity in 2011-03 0925- Olukolu, B.A.||Mayes, S.||Stadler,

bambara 9864 F.||Ng, N.Q.||Fawole, I.||Dominique,
groundnut (Vigna D.||Azam-Ali, S.N.||Abbott,
subterranea (L.) A.G.||Kole, C.
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and diversity of
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Household 2011-01 2026- Damisa, M.A.||Sanni,

typology based 5654 S.A.||Abdoulaye, T.||Kamara,
analysis of A.Y.||Ayanwale, A.
livelihood
strategies and
poverty status in
the Sudan
Savannah of
Nigeria: baseline
conditions
Influence of 2011-07 1991- Kamara, A.Y.||Ekeleme, F.||Omoigui,
nitrogen 637X L.O.||Chikoye, D.
fertilization on
yield and yield
components of
rainfed lowland
NERIC rice in the
northern Guinea
savanna of Nigeria

Isolation and 2011-06 0970- Kumar, C.S.||Rao, G.R.||Sireesha,

characterization of 2822 K.||Kumar, P.L.
Baculoviruses from
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in the SemiArid
tropics of India

Maintaining the 2011-08 0364- Robiglio, V.||Sinclair, F.

conservation value 152X
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Performance of 2011 1659- Sikirou, R.||Hoteigni, J.||Godonou,

varieties of Gboma 5009 I.||James, B.||Grehounou,
(Solanum G.||Assogba-Komlan, F.
macrocarpon)
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pressure with
organic
amendment in
Southern Benin

Phosphorus and 2011-08 0014- Kamara, A.Y.||Ekeleme, F.||Omoigui,

nitrogen 4797 L.O.||AJEIGBE, H.A.
fertilization of
soybean in the
Nigerian savanna

Postflooding 2011-05 0361- Ferguson, M.E.||Jones, R.B.||Bramel,

disaster crop 3666 P.J.||Domnguez, C.||Torre do Vale,
diversity recovery: C.||Han, J.
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Preliminary 2011 0248- Vayssires, J.F.||Vannire, H.||Gueye,

inventory of fruit 1294 P.S.||Barry, O.||Hanne, A.M.||Korie,
fly species S.||Niassy, A.||Ndiaye, M.||Delhove,
(Diptera, G.
Tephritidae) in
mango orchards in
the Niayes region,
Senegal, in 2004
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inventory of 6141 R.||Adandonon, A.||Sinzogan, A.
parasitoids
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cashew, pepper
and wild fruit crops
in Benin

Prioritizing 2011 978-90- Duindam, J.W.||Hauser, S.

research efforts to 481-2541-
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report of the J.D.||Nangayo, F.||Ouedraogo,
deliberations of an J.T.||Pasquet, R.S.||Pittendrigh,
expert panel B.R.||Schall, B.A.||Stein, J.||Tamo,
M.||Murdock, L.L.

Relationships 2011-04 0002- Badu-Apraku, B.||Akinwale,

among traits of 1962 R.O.||Ajala, S.O.||Menkir,
tropical early A.||Fakorede, M.A.B.||Oyekunle, M.
maize cultivars in
contrasting
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sorghum (Sorghum 0340 L.||Menkir, A.||Chikoye, D.||Dugje,
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to planting date
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Sudan savanna
zone of northeast
Nigeria
Review: the impact 2011-03 1360- Taylor, B.||Bukenya, D.||van Asten,
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agricultural
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of attribution

Seed coating 2011 1459- Chikoye, D.||Fontem, L.A.||Menkir, A.

herbicide tolerant 0255
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Studies on 2011 1118- Oluwatayo, J.I.||Asiedu, R.||Adesiyan,

population buildup 2075 S.O.
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dellAfrica tropicale, 758X
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Survey of the 2011 1118- Bamkefa, B.A.||Bah, E.S.||Dixon,

current 2075 A.G.O.
distribution and
status of bacterial
blight and fungal
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agroforestry 4366 C.||Gauthier, B.||Brice, S.
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Tropical grain 2011-12 Abate, T.||Alene, A.D.||Bergvinson,

legumes in Africa D.||Shiferaw, B.||Silim, S.||Orr,
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in Africa and South T.||Shiferaw, B.||Silim, S.||Asfaw,
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Variation in 2011-05 0378- Kawuki, R.S.||Ferguson,

qualitative and 4290 M.||Labuschagne, M.T.||Herselman,
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of cassava M.||Lukombo, S.||Kanyange,
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