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Display name Geoffrey Anyanda First name Geoffrey Last name Anyanda Email anyandajeff2@gmail.com Role Researcher Country Kenya Organisation CIMMYT-Kenya Area of Research Socio-economics and Impact Assessment Describe your research Direct estimation of maize yield loss caused by fall armyworm using six CIMMYT genotypes in artificial and on natural infestation in major maize growing agro ecologies in Kenya. In addition, i conducted a trial on the life table of the fall armyworm in controlled conditions using the same genotypes as natural diet for the larvae as well as for the fecundity studies.
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December 9, 2020
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Thank you for posting this @xavier . @nuambote is working on something similar in Kenya.
February 22, 2021Thank you @anne-njoroge
February 15, 2021This is very interesting .Thank you @sandra-garces
February 11, 2021Thank you @marckenis
February 1, 2021This is very impressive work. Were the two studies done in the same locations in Ghana?
January 31, 2021Dear Steve Yes they had specific genotypes. pre-commercial tolerant genotypes, OPVs and commercial hybrids
December 11, 2020
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