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Pule-Meulenberg F, Obopile M, Chimwamurombe P, Bernard N, Losologolo M, Hurek T, Sarkar A, Batlang U, Ngwako S, Schmiedel U, Nanyeni L, Mashungwa G, Tselaesele N, Reinhold-Hurek B 2018. Diversity of wild herbaceous legumes in Southern Africa, their associated root nodule bacteria, and insect pests. Climate change and adaptive land management in southern Africa - assessments, changes, challenges, and solutions Revermann R, Krewenka KM, Schmiedel U, Olwoch JM, Helmschrot J, Jürgens N 257-264

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Batlang U, King C, Ngwako S, Nkomazana C, Malambane G, Moroke TS, Mashungwa GN, Bagwasi G, Pule-Meulenberg F, Ng’uni D, Munkombwe G 2018. Germplasm evaluation for climate adaptation and drought tolerance: The cases of local varieties of maize in Zambia and cowpea in Botswana. Climate change and adaptive land management in southern Africa - assessments, changes, challenges, and solutions Revermann R, Krewenka KM, Schmiedel U, Olwoch JM, Helmschrot J, Jürgens N 272-281

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Germplasm evaluation for climate adaptation and drought tolerance_The cases of local varieties of maize in Zambia and cowpea in Botswana.pdf	1.53 MB

Obopile M, Karabo O, Pearl Tshipinare B, Losologolo M, Bernard N, Ngwako S, Batlang U, Nnaniki Mashungwa G, Tselaesele N, Pule-Meulenberg F 2018. Increasing yields of cereals: benefits derived from intercropping with legumes and from the associated bacteria. Climate change and adaptive land management in southern Africa - assessments, changes, challenges, and solutions Revermann R, Krewenka KM, Schmiedel U, Olwoch JM, Helmschrot J, Jürgens N 265-271

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Increasing yields of cereals_benefits derived from intercropping with legumes and from the associated bacteria.pdf	1.18 MB

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