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HomeResourcesUnderstanding root, tuber, and banana seed systems and coordination breakdown: A multi-stakeholder framewor

Understanding root, tuber, and banana seed systems and coordination breakdown: A multi-stakeholder framewor



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ISSN: 
1542-7536
Licensing of resource: 
Rights subject to owner's permission
Type: 
journal article
Journal: 
Journal of Crop Improvement
Number: 
5
Pages: 
599-621
Volume: 
32
Author(s): 
Bentley J.
Andrade-Piedra J.
Demo P.
Dzomeku B.
Jacobsen K.
Kikulwe E.
Kromann P.
Kumar P.
McEwan M.
Mudege N.
Ogere K.
Okechukwu R.
Orrego R.
Ospina B.
Sperling L.
Walsh S.
Thiele G.
Publisher(s): 
Taylor & Francis
Description: 

This article presents a multi-stakeholder framework for intervening in root, tuber, and banana seed systems and in other VPCs. These crops are reproduced not with true seed but with vegetative planting material (e.g., roots,tubers, vines, stems, and suckers), called “seed” in this article. Seed systems for VPCs need to be designed differently than those for true seed, and coordination among stakeholders in seed systems is crucial

Publication year: 
2018