Abstract:
Early soybean research in Uganda started in the 1930s and resulted in the release of the varieties
Kabanyolo 1, Kabanyolo 2 and Congo 72. These varieties served communities in Uganda up to
the 1990s when Nam 1, Nam 2 and Namsoy 3 were released and commercialized. However, the
severe soybean rust epidemic seen from 1996 rendered these varieties obsolete because they all succumbed to the disease.
Language:
English
A Case of paradigm shift in an African University (2002 -2015)
Date of publication:
2016
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Region Focus:
East Africa
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Other Papers, Posters and Presentations
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Open Access
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Printed resource
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