SUA Institutional Repository
Welcome to the Sokoine University of Agriculture Institutional Repository (SUA IR). This repository was built and is maintained by the university library (Sokoine National Agricultural Library-SNAL), in order to collect, preserve and disseminate scholarly output generated by University research community (staff and students) members. This repository hosts a variety of openly accessible materials including: scholarly articles and books, theses and dissertations, conference proceedings and technical reports. For assistance about depositing your research output in the repository click here, SUA IR Policy click here or any queries contact us at dkm.snal@suanet.ac.tz
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Massawe, B. H. J.; Kahamba, J. S.
(Bureau of Agricultural Consultancy and Advisory Service, Sokoine University of Agriculture,, 2018)
Sugarcane production is an important subsector in Tanzania’s agricultural sector. It contributes
approximately 35% of the gross output of the food-manufacturing sector and some 7 to 10% of total
manufacturing value added. ...
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Lupindu, A. M.; Mbugi, E. V.; Nzalawahe, J.; Hoza, A. S.
(IntechOpen, 2018-12-05)
Mycobacterial infections and tuberculosis pose global public health threats. High tuberculosis morbidities and mortalities are due to the diagnosis problems among other
causes. This chapter describes and compares diverse ...
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Margwe, J. A.; Lupindu, A. M.
(African Journal of Reproductive Health, 2018-09)
Anaemia during pregnancy is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality and poor birth outcomes worldwide. Despite control programmes, anaemia is far beyond the target of the fifth Millennium Development Goal. This study ...
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Muhanga, M.
(Tengeru Community Development Institute, 2018)
Understanding factors associated with health literacy remains important in scaling up health literacy initiatives towards attainment of good health. This article discusses health literacy and associated factors under One ...
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Bunyaga, A. S.; Makungu, M.
(Tanzania Veterinary Journal, 2018)
Expression of the SRY gene by somatic cells induces the differentiation of primordial germ cells and cells of uncommitted gonad into male gametes (Testis). If expression of Sex Determining Region of Y-chromosome (SRY) gene ...
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