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Achieving sustainable cultivation of cassava Volume 2
Genetics, breeding, pests and diseases
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- Enilto de Oliveira NeubertLuiz Augusto Martins PeruchDr Michael AbbertonBadara GueyeTchamba MarimagneFolarin SoyodeDr Hernán CeballosNelson MoranteFernando CalleJorge LenisDr Virgilio Gavicho UarrotaSandra SalazarDr Luis Augusto Becerra Lopez-LavalleIsmail Y. RabbiProf. P. ZhangQ. MaM. NaconsieX. WuW. ZhouJ. YangDr Piya KittipadakulDeivid L. V. StefenPasajee KongsilChalermpol PhumichaiShelley H. JanskyDr Elizabeth ParkesOlufemi AinaAdebayo AbassWasiu AwoyaleLateef SanniTaofik ShittuDr James P. LeggClovis Arruda de SouzaDr Elizabeth AlvarezIgnazio GraziosiDr Kris A. G. WyckhuysDr Stefan HauserDr Friday EkelemeCileide Maria Medeiros CoelhoRodolfo MorescoMarcelo MaraschinFernando David Sánchez-MoraEduardo da Costa Nunes
2017
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Assesses developments in genetic resources, genomic information and their application in marker-assisted breeding of cassava;Reviews advances in breeding new varieties with enhanced properties such as higher yield, enhanced nutritional value and resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses;Discusses advances in understanding cassava pests and diseases and integrated pest management techniques
Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico
Disaster, Vulnerability & Resiliency
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- Michael A. AlfultisVeronica Arroyo RodriguezJosé Caraballo-CuetoSally Crimmins VillelaAlberto DávilaMaría E. EnchauteguiZadia M. FelicianoJose M. FernandezAntonio FloresMark Hugo LopezMark LichtensteinShao LinJens Manuel KrogstadMarie T. MoraAmy NitzaRosaura Orengo-AguayoCecilio Ortiz-GarcíaMarla D. Pérez-LugoBettina Pérez-MartínezValeria QuiñonesFernando I. RiveraHavidán RodríguezCarlos Rivera SantanaMaría Rolón-MartínezRebecca SanchezAdriana SollaJoy Lynn Suárez-KindyDidier Valdés
2021
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With its 155 mile-per-hour sustained windspeeds, the near-Category 5 Hurricane Maria brought catastrophic devastation and destruction as it diagonally crossed the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico from the southeast to the northwest on September 20, 2017. The official death toll estimate of 2,975 lost lives means this record storm became one of the most devasting hurricanes not only for Puerto Rico but for the U.S. Many of these deaths, as well as the prolonged human suffering, were attributed t...
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- Dr Martin GilmourDr Philippe LachenaudDr Wilbert Phillips-MoraDr Chris TurnbullProf. Pathmanathan UmaharanDr Dapeng ZhangDr Stephan WeiseDr Lambert A. MotilalDr Dário AhnertDr Rob LockwoodDr Ranjana BhattacharjeeDr Augusto Roberto Sena GomesDr George Andrade SodréDr Mark GuiltinanProf. Siela MaximovaDr Richard AsareDr Victor Afari-SefaDr Sander MuilermanDr Gilbert J. Anim-KwapongDr Didier SnoeckDr Bernard DubosDr Malachy AkorodaDr Jorge Teodoro De SouzaDr Fernando Pereira MonteiroDr Maria Alves FerreiraDr Karina Peres GramachoDr Edna Dora Martins Newman LuzDr Ulrike KraussDr David I. GuestDr Philip J. KeaneDr Leila Bagny BeilheDr Régis BabinDr Brigitte LalibertéDr Martijn ten HoopenDr Samuel OrisajoDr Christian CilasDr Olivier SounigoDr Bruno EfombagnDr Salomon NyasséDr Mathias TahiDr Sarah M. BharathDr M. A. RutherfordDr J. CrozierDr Michelle EndDr Julie FloodDr S. SastroutomoDr Mary A. EgbutaDr Darin A. SukhaNaailah A. AliDr Christian BunnDr Fabio CastroDr Mark LundyDr Peter LäderachDr Eduardo SomarribaDr Nicholas CryerDr Luis Orozco-AguilarDr Rolando CerdaDr Arlene López-SampsonDr Amanda BerlanDr Verina IngramDr Yuca WaartsDr Fedes van RijnDr Paul MacekDr Upoma HusainDr Krystal WernerDr Andrew DaymondDr Jan EngelsDr Albertus Bernardus Eskes
2018
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Strong focus on conserving and exploiting genetic resources for breeding improved varietiesDetailed review of specific diseases such as witches broom as well as insect pests and nematodesCovers key aspects of sustainability such as agro-forestry, organic cultivation and measures to support smallholders


