16 Jul 2026Open access
Emerging rainfall risks to common bean in Sub-Saharan Africa: impacts and gender-inclusive adaptationPublisher siteFrontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, Plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms
UniversitiesTeshale Assefa
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In plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms
Teshale
Assefa
Scholar“Research focused on Plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms and adjacent fields.”
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eshale Assefa is a researcher working on Plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms×3Agricultural pest management studies×2Climate change impacts on agriculture×1
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3 works8 Jun 2026Open access
Bridging common bean yield gaps through seed adoption using breeder–farmer preferences in TanzaniaPublisher siteCogent Food & Agriculture, Plant pathogens and resistance mechanisms
28 May 2026Open access
Genetic variability and relationships of yield and yield-related traits in locally grown common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) genotypes in BurundiPublisher siteDiscover Agriculture, Agricultural pest management studies
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