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Publications

Non-market approaches: What are they exactly?

Biodiversity, gender and ethnicity. Biodiversidad, género y etnicidad

The blissful taste of Andaki

Phenomics for genebanks: Leveraging diversity towards new phenotypes

Paz con la naturaleza

How does climate change mitigation drive the achievement of the SDGs?

Socioeconomic, environmental, food security, and cost benefit analysis of Foc TR4 on value chain actors in Colombia

Cattle farming, armed conflict, and climate change: Possibilities and limitations in a case study in the Colombian Amazon

TerraHub: The geospatial data cube

CIAT and grupo papalotla: A 25-year collaboration shaping a tropical forages culture

Economic analysis of hay supplementation with canavalia brasiliensis CIAT 17009 in dual-purpose cattle farming in Colombia

Editing cassava sweet genes for resistance to Xanthomonas. Reporting period: Second Semester 2024

Development of a protocol for the regeneration of protoplasts from cassava (Manihot esculenta) isolated from friable embryogenic callus.

Ensuring the phytosanitary quality of beans, tropical forages and cassava collections in the “future seeds” genebank: reference strain bank

Boosting flowering and fruit set in cassava with extended red-light photoperiods and growth regulators

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The Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT is part of CGIAR, a global research partnership for a food-secure future.

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