Breeding cassava to meet consumer preferences for product quality Martin Crowley

Breeding cassava to meet consumer preferences for product quality Martin CrowleyNew, high yielding varieties have transformed cassava from a low yielding, famine reserve crop to a high yielding cash crop for both rural and urban consumers in Africa. The opportunity provided by this high yield in terms of lower production cost per hectare has made cassava a potential crop for large scale or commercial scale production. This chapter looks at the range of uses of cassava and what this means for target properties in breeding new

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