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(1)
International conference on banana and plantain in Africa: Harnessing international partnerships to increase research impact - Volume 1
  • Dubois, T. (ed.); Hauser, S. (ed.); Staver,C. (ed.); Coyne, D. (ed.)
  • 2010
    • Meeting: International conference on banana and plantain in Africa: Harnessing international partnerships to increase research impact, Mombasa, (KEN), 2008/10/05-09
    Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879)
    Publisher: ISHS, Leuven (BEL), 432p.
    Abstract: See also on the Publisher's website: http://www.actahort.org/books/879/
    Keywords: WORLD MARKETS; MARKETING CHANNELS; EXPORTS; PROCESSED PRODUCTS; PRICE POLICIES; PLANT DISEASES; PEST CONTROL; TISSUE CULTURE
     (IN100338)
    (2)
    Nematode control on plantain suckers (Musa spp. aab genome) through submergence in boiling water: emergence rates, early growth, bunch yield and root health
  • Hauser, S.; Messiga, F.N.K.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 323-331
    Abstract: Plantain (Musa spp. AAB genome) is an important staple of the humid zone of West and Central Africa. Root nematodes, specifically Radopholus similis, along with other pests and diseases are a major cause of yield loss. Farmers are unaware of the presence, symptoms and effects of nematodes. No commonly used method to clean infested plantain suckers ...see more
    Keywords: PLANT NEMATODES; SOIL AND ROOT HEALTH; OFFSHOOTS; HEAT TREATMENT; PEST CONTROL; RADOPHOLUS SIMILIS; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110051)
    (3)
    Methodological considerations on banana (Musa spp.) yield determinations
  • Hauser, S.; van Asten, P.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 433-444
    Abstract: Farmers, researchers, extension officers and policy makers need reliable yield data on banana (Musa spp.) to make informed decisions. There are no standard yield determination methods available for Musa research. Production patterns and types vary distinctly in time and space. This requires special attention when expressing yields as unit mass per ...see more
    Keywords: YIELDS; PRODUCTION; CROPPING SYSTEMS; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110066)
    (4)
    Growth and yield response of the plantain (Musa spp.) Hybrid 'FHIA 21' to shading and rooting by Inga edulis on a Southern Cameroonian ultisol
  • Hauser, S.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 487-494
    Abstract: Plantain (Musa spp.) is highly susceptible to root nematodes (Radopholus similes) and fungal diseases of the leaves, causing yield losses in the vicinity of 50 percentage. 'FHIA 21' (AAB genome) is a plantain hybrid with good tolerance to pests and diseases, excellent palatability and a high level of acceptance by farmers. Plantain production in So...see more
    Keywords: SHADING; SOIL AND ROOT HEALTH; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110071)
    (5)
    Plantain (Musa spp.) cropping systems of Southern Cameroon
  • Hauser, S.; Amougou, D.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 495-508
    Abstract: Plantain (Musa spp.) cropping systems of Southern Cameroon can be separated into those based on forest clearing and those based on land already used. Plantain is a major crop starting the forest clearing cycle. It is more than other food crops grown for commercial reasons. However, varietal choice for auto-consumption is different from that for sal...see more
    Keywords: CROPPING SYSTEMS; YIELDS; PLANTING DENSITY; SPACING; PLANT PROTECTION; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110072)
    (6)
    On-farm demonstration, testing and dissemination of 'boiling water treatment' for plantain (Musa spp.) sucker sanitation in Southern Cameroon
  • Hauser, S.; Amougou, D.; Bengono, B.; Ngo Kanga, F.; Pekeleke, M.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 509-515
    Abstract: Plantain (Musa spp.) is an important staple food and cash crop in West and Central Africa. It is highly susceptible to a complex of root and corm pests and diseases and yields are low. Farmers practice virtually no pest or disease control. A simple inexpensive method to clean suckers of most pests and diseases is submerging suckers in boiling water...see more
    Keywords: BOILING; SUCKERS; DISEASE CONTROL; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110073)
    (7)
    Survival and yield of the plantain 'Ebang' (Musa spp., AAB genome, 'False Horn') produced from corm fragment initiated plants and suckers after hot water treatment in Southern Cameroon
  • Mekoa, C.; Hauser, S.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 527-535
    Abstract: Plantain (Musa spp.) is the most important food cash crop in Southern Cameroon. Farmers suffer severe income losses through yield losses due to pest and disease infestation of suckers planted without any measure taken to remove pests and diseases. This paper reports on the first trial conducted under farmers' condition on the performance of hot wat...see more
    Keywords: MICROPROPAGATION; SOIL AND ROOT HEALTH; HOT WATER TREATMENT; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN110075)
    (8)
    An innovation capacity analysis to identify strategies for improving plantain and banana (Musa spp.) productivity and value addition in the Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Mobambo, P.; Staver, C.; Hauser, S.; Dheda, B.; Vangu, G.
  • 2010
    • Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (879), p. 821-827
    Abstract: The agricultural sector of the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to suffer from declining productivity after a decade of civil unrest and underinvestment. Plantain and banana (Musa spp.) are considered the second most important staple crop after cassava (Manihot esculenta). The Congo basin is a secondary centre of plantain diversity in the wor...see more
    Keywords: PRODUCTIVITY; INNOVATION ADOPTION; CARTOGRAPHY; PRODUCTION; DISEASE RESISTANCE; MARKETS; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
     (IN110108)
    (9)
    Biomass production and nutrient uptake of Chromolaena odorata as compared with other weeds in a burned and a mulched secondary forest clearing planted to plantain (Musa spp.)
  • Hauser, S.; Mekoa, C.
  • 2009
    • Weed Research (GBR), 49, (2), p. 193-200
    Abstract: See also on the Publisher's website: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-3180.2008.00685.x
    Keywords: MUSA; MULCHING; CHROMOLAENA ODORATA; ABSORPTION; BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTION; BIOMASS; WEEDS; SECONDARY FORESTS; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN090284)
    (10)
    Bunch yield response of two cultivars of plantain (Musa spp., AAB, subgroups French and False horn) to hot-water treatment and fertilizer application planted after forest and bush/grass fallow
  • Hauser, S.; Mekoa, C.; Jacobsen, K.
  • 2008
    • Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science (DEU), 54, (5), p. 541-556
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (PLANTAINS); SUCKERS; RATOONS; DISEASE CONTROL; PEST CONTROL; BOILING; HEAT TREATMENT; FERTILIZER APPLICATION; FALLOW; TROPICAL FORESTS; CROP PERFORMANCE; YIELDS; PEER-REVIEWED LITERATURE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (IN090053)
    (11)
    An innovation capacity analysis to identify strategies for improving plantain and banana productivity and value addition in the Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Mobambo, P.; Staver, C.; Hauser, S.; Dheda, D.B.; Vangu, G.
  • 2008
    •  [Full Text]
    Meeting: Banana and Plantain in Africa: Harnessing International Partnerships to Increase Research Impact, Mombasa (KEN), 2008/10/05-09
    Publisher: IITA, Nairobi (KEN),
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA; RESEARCH; DEVELOPMENT AID; MARKETING; DISEASE CONTROL; PRODUCTION; CROPPING SYSTEMS; TRAINING; INNOVATION ADOPTION
    Country : DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
     (IN090364)
    (12)
    Plantain (Musa spp. AAB) bunch yield and root health response to combinations of physical, thermal and chemical sucker sanitation measures
  • Hauser, S.
  • 2007
    • African Plant Protection (ZAF), 13, p. 1-15
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (PLANTAINS); SUCKERS; RATOONS; DISEASE CONTROL; PEST CONTROL; HEAT TREATMENT; BOILING; CHEMICAL CONTROL; CARBOFURAN; CROP PERFORMANCE; YIELDS
    Country : CENTRAL AFRICA; WEST AFRICA
     (IN090054)
    (13)
    Clean planting materials and management practices for sustained production of banana and plantain in Africa
  • Tenkouano, A.; Hauser, S.; Coyne, D.; Coulibaly, O.
  • 2006
    • Chronica Horticulturae (BEL), 46, (2), p. 14-18
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (BANANAS); MUSA (PLANTAINS); INTEGRATED CONTROL; ON-FARM RESEARCH; SMALL FARMS; PLANT PROPAGATION; TECHNOLOGY; PROPAGATION MATERIALS; CORMS; HEAT TREATMENT
    Country : AFRICA
     (IN060574)
    (14)
    Effect of hot water treatment on nematode species composition and densities in plantain roots in short and long fallow (Central Province, Cameroun)
  • Jacobsen, K.; Hauser, S.; De Waele, D.
  • 2002
    • Meeting: Proceedings of the Fourth international congress of nematology, Tenerife (SPA), 2002/06
    Courrier du CARBAP (CMR), (75), 21
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (PLANTAINS); PLANT NEMATODES; FALLOW; ROOTS; HEAT TREATMENT; POPULATION DENSITY; POPULATION STRUCTURE; HOT WATER TREATMENT
    Country : CAMEROON
     (FA030170)
    (15)
    Effect of hot-water treatment on nematode species composition and densities in plantain roots in short and long fallow (Central Province, Cameroun)
  • Jacobsen, K.; Hauser, S.; De Waele, D.
  • 2002
    • Nematology (GBR), 4, (2), p. 303-304
    Abstract:
    Keywords: DENSITY; POPULATION DYNAMICS; PEST CONTROL; MUSA (PLANTAINS); NEMATODE CONTROL; HEAT TREATMENT; WATER; SURVIVAL; PATHOGENICITY; ROOTS
     (FA030230)
    (16)
    Yield of plantain grown under different tree densities and 'slash and mulch' versus 'slash and burn' management in an agrisilvicultural system in southern Cameroon
  • Norgrove, L.; Hauser, S.
  • 2002
    • Field Crops Research (NLD), 78, (2-3), p. 185-195
    Abstract:
    Keywords: GROWTH; PLANTING DENSITY; PLANT MULCHES; MUSA (PLANTAINS); YIELDS; CROPPING SYSTEMS; AGROFORESTRY; SPACING; DEFORESTATION
    Country : CAMEROON
     (FA030231)
    (17)
    Plantain (Musa spp. AAB) bunch yield and root health response to combinations of physical, thermal and chemical sucker sanitation measures
  • Hauser, S.
  • 2002
    • Meeting: Conference on International Agricultural Research for Development, Witzenhausen (DEU), 2002/10/09-11
    Publisher: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin (DEU), 7 p.
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA; SUCKERS; ROOTS; DISEASE CONTROL; DISINFECTION; DISINFECTANTS; PEST CONTROL; PLANT NEMATODES; PESTICIDES; TEMPERATURE
    Country : CENTRAL AFRICA; WEST AFRICA
     (IN070083)
    (18)
    Effects of fertilizer and hot-water treatment upon establishment, survival and yield of plantain (Musa spp., AAB, French)
  • Hauser, S.
  • 2000
    • Field Crops Research (NLD), 66, (3), p. 213-223
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (PLANTAINS); FERTILIZER APPLICATION; CALCIUM; MAGNESIUM; PHOSPHORUS; POTASSIUM; SOIL HEATING; CROP YIELD; NEMATODE CONTROL; HEAT TREATMENT
    Country : CAMEROON
     (FA010170)
    (19)
    Effects of tree density and crop management upon growth of plantain in a low-input agrisilvicultural system
  • Norgrove, L.; Hauser, S.
  • 1998
    • Meeting: First International Symposium on Banana in the Subtropics, Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife (ESP), 1997/11/10-14
    Acta Horticulturae (BEL), (490)
    Publisher: International Society for Horticultural Science, Leuven (BEL),
    Abstract:
    Keywords: MUSA (PLANTAINS); CROP MANAGEMENT; SPACING; GROWTH; AGROFORESTRY; XANTHOSOMA SAGITTIFOLIUM; MULCHING; SHADING; INTERCROPPING; FOREST PLANTATIONS; STAND CHARACTERISTICS; COLOCASIA ESCULENTA; FLOWERING; BIOMASS; BURNING; OFFSHOOTS; AGE
    Country : CAMEROON
     (FA990176)

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