Post-harvest physiological deterioration effects and gender dynamics in the retail marketing of fress cassava roots. A case study in Uganda.

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2016

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Nyamutoka, P.; Waigumba, S.; Kaliisa, R.; Adebayo, A.; Wanda, K.; Naziri, D.; Muyinza, H.; Matovu, M.; Achieng, S.; Menya, G.; Nuwamanya, E. 2019. Post-harvest physiological deterioration effects and gender dynamics in the retail marketing of fress cassava roots. A case study in Uganda. CRP RTB. 1p.

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cassava; postharvest; postharvest decay; gender
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Uganda
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Africa; Eastern Africa
Organizations Affiliated to the Authors
International Institute of Rural Reconstruction; International Institute of Tropical Agriculture; International Potato Center
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European Union; International Fund for Agricultural Development

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Expanding utilization of roots, tubers and bananas and reducing their postharvest losses (ENDURE)