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    Effect of marker aided pyramiding of anthracnose and pythium root rot resistance genes on plant agronomic characters among advanced common bean genotypes 

    Kiryowa, Moses; Nkalubo, Stanley; Mukankusi, Claire; Talwana, Herbert; Gibson, Paul; Tukamuhabwa, Phinehas (Canadian Center for Science and Education, 2015-11-24)
    One of the factors that accounts for the low yields in common bean is the simultaneous occurrence of diseases on the common bean crop. Bean root rots and anthracnose are the most important common bean diseases that ...

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