Technical Progress Report of Unlocking the Potential of Grass pea for Resilient Agriculture in Dry Environments (UPGRADE): Introgress low ODAP trait into locally adapted varieties through marker assisted selection
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Zewdie Bishaw. (30/12/2021). Technical Progress Report of Unlocking the Potential of Grass pea for Resilient Agriculture in Dry Environments (UPGRADE): Introgress low ODAP trait into locally adapted varieties through marker assisted selection.
Abstract
ICARDA in partnership with the John Innes Centre and the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research has carried out various experiments envisaged in the work packages of the project entitled “Unlocking the Potential of Grass pea for Resilient Agriculture in Dry Environments (UPGRADE)”. This report covers activities implemented by ICARDA under WP1 and WP2 during the period June 2019 – Dec. 2021.
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