• Comparison of production performance and tolerance to helminthosis of toggenburg and Norwegian crossbred goats under smallholder production systems in Tanzania 

  Chenyambuga, S. W; Shija, D. S; Kusiluka, L. J. M; Lekule, F. P (Taylor & Francis Group, 2015-08)

  This study was carried out to compare the growth rate, lactation performance and tolerance to gastrointestinal nematode infection of Toggenburg and Norwegian breeds in Kongwa district, Tanzania with a semi-arid environment ...
• Races of Colletotrichum lindemuthianum (Sacc. & Magnus) Briosi & Cavara in major bean growing regions in Tanzania 

  Mpeguzi, Masunga; Susan, Nchimbi-Msolla; Mabagala, Robert; Chilagane, Luseko Amos (Academic Journals, 2020-06)

  Breeding for resistant varieties has been shown to be the most suitable method to control bean anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum though the method is challenged by the existence of many races of the ...
• Temporal abundance and distribution of rice yellow mottle virus vectors in farmers’ fields in Morogoro, Tanzania 

  January, Bonaventure; Rwegasira, Gration M (2017-08)

  ice yellow mottle virus (RYMV), endemic to Africa, is spread within and between rice fields by several species of Chrysomelid beetles and grasshoppers. In Tanzania and particularly in Morogoro, the virus is increasingly ...
• Pre- and postharvest factors affecting quality and safety of Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) 

  Shango, Abdul J.; Mkojera, Beatha T.; Majubwa, Ramadhani O.; Mamiro, Delphina P.; Maerere, Amon P. (CAB International, 2021-03)

  The quality and safety of pepper (Piper nigrum L.) are a function of crop management practices, harvest maturity, harvesting methods and subsequent handling after harvest, including storage conditions and processing ...
• Potentials of Spices Diet-Derived Polyphenols in Modulating the Self-Renewal of Stem Cells 

  Shango, A, J.; Maswi, P, B. (Medwin Publishers, 2021-03)

  Over many centuries, spices have been and are globally utilized in foods and drinks, as well as in pharmaceuticals industries. Spices are rich in health-beneficial chemical constituents that include diet- derived polyphenols, ...
• Morphological characterization and yield of pepper (Piper nigrum L.) types grown in Morogoro District, Tanzania 

  Shango, Abdul Jafari; Majubwa, Ramadhani Omari; Maerere, Amon Petro (CABI Agriculture and Bioscience, 2021)

  Background: Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) is among key spice crops grown in Morogoro district of Tanzania. Most of the pepper types grown in the district are only known by their local names as Babu kubwa, Babu ndogo, Babu kati ...
• Establishment of the Causal Agent(s) of Spike Shedding and Stem Wilting of Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) in Morogoro District, Tanzania 

  Shango, Abdul J.; Majubwa, Ramadhani O.; Maerere, Amon P. (Hindawi, 2020-11-09)

  Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) serves as a source of income to smallholder spice farmers in Morogoro district of Tanzania. Recently, spike shedding and stem wilting of pepper plants were reported to cause about 30% yield loss ...
• Banana (Musa spp. Colla) cropping systems, production constraints and cultivar preferences in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo 

  Dowiya, N .B.; Rweyemamu, C . l.; Maerere, A.P. (2009-09-15)

  Banana and plantain (Musa spp.) are important crops in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for food security and household income. However, yield has been decreasing to an average of 4.6 tons/ha currently, and the ...
• Extent of spike shedding and stem wilting of pepper (Piper nigrum L.) in Morogoro District, Tanzania 

  Shango, Abdul Jafari (CABI, 2020-06)

  Background: Pepper (Piper nigrum L.) is an important spice produced by small-scale farmers in Morogoro district of Tanzania for both local and export markets. Recently, farmers have reported a decline in crop productivity ...
• Ecology of rodent pest species in maize agro-ecosystems in semi-arid areas in Tanzania 

  Mlyashimbi, E. C (SOKOINE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, 2019)

  The ecology of rodent pest species is an important aspect that enables understanding of population characteristics and the type of crop damage caused by rodents in different locations. It is a basis for effective ...
• Efficacy of Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium, Neorautanenia mitia and Gnidia kraussiana against larger grain Borer (Prostephanus trancutus Horn) and Maize Weevil (Sitophilus zeamays Motschulsky) on Maize (Zea mays L.) grain seeds 

  Mulungu, L. S.; Ndilahomba, B.; Nyange, C. J.; Mwatawala, M. W.; Mwalilino, J. K.; Joseph, C. C.; Mgina, C. A. (Academic Journals Inc., 2011)

  Studies to evaluate the effectiveness of natural protectants in controlling Prostephanus truncatus and Sitophilus zeamays in stored maize using a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with three replications. The treatments ...
• Contamination Health Risks of Parasitic Helminths with Reused Wastewater for Vegetable Irrigation in Mbeya, Tanzania 

  Msoffe, V. T. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Reuse of wastewater for vegetable irrigation is common in developing countries due to its accessibility and being rich in fertilizing elements thus improving crops yield. Regardless of these advantages, the practice plays ...
• Graft Compatibility Between Eggplant Rootstocks and Hybrid Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum Mill.) Cultivars 

  Shipepe, B. T.; Msogoya, T. J. (AJOL, 2018)

  Tomato grafting has proven to mitigate some soil-borne diseases and abiotic stresses as well as improve plant growth, yield and fruit quality. However, in Tanzania the graft compatibility between eggplant rootstocks and ...
• Effect of Grafting on Yield and Quality of Hybrid Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum Mill.) Cultivars 

  Shipepe, B. T.; Msogoya, T. J. (Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2018)

  Grafting has proven to mitigate some soil-borne diseases and abiotic stresses as well as improve plant growth, yield and fruit quality. However, in Tanzania the effect of grafting on plant growth, yield and fruit quality ...
• Altered response to biotic and abiotic stress in tissue culture-induced off-type plants of East African Highland Banana (Musa AAA East Africa) 

  Msogoya, T. J.; Grout, B. W. (Asian Network for Scientific Information, 2008)

  This study was conducted to investigate black sigatoka disease and drought stress responses of off• type plants derived from shoot-tip micropropagation of East African highland banana (Musa AAA East Africa) landrace Uganda. ...
• Assessment of the effect of pruning systems on plant developmental cycle-yield and quality of selected indeterminate tomato lines 

  Mbonihankuye, C.; Kusolwa, P.; Msogoya, T. J. (Acta Hort. 1007, ISHS, 2013)

  Preliminary evaluations have shown that indeterminate new tomato breeding lines produce high yields of large fruits. Pruning systems have been reported to regulate tomato fruit size and overall yield performance. A study ...
• Field performance of micropropagated east African banana (musa AAA east Africa) in the eastern zone of Tanzania 

  Msogoya, T. J.; Maerere, A. P.; Grout, B. W. (Asian Network for Scientific Information, 2006)

  This study was conducted to evaluate yield performance of micro-propagated CM.Pd) East African cooking banana (Musa AAA East Africa) cv. Uganda and cv. Bukoba in the Eastern zone of Tanzania. Plant size of MPd cv. Bukoba ...
• Effects of growth media on rooting of stem cuttings of hybrid coffee varieties 

  Magesa, J. M.; Msogoya, T. J.; Rweyemamu, C. L. (Academic journals, 2017)

  The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of different growth media on rooting of stem cuttings of hybrid coffee varieties. The experiment was conducted on-station under a shade house at Tanzania Coffee ...
• Grafting compatibility between selected rootstocks and Tanzanian local tomato cultivars 

  Msogoya, T. J.; Mamiro, D. (Journal of Applied Biosciences, 2016)

  Objective: The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of different rootstocks on graft success of Tanzanian local tomato cultivars. Eggplant rootstocks (EG190, EG195, EG203 and EG219, and tomato rootstock ...
• Reduction in genome size and DNA methylation alters plant and fruit development in tissue culture induced off-type banana (Musa spp.) 

  Msogoya, T. J.; Grout, B. W.; Roberts, A. (JAPS, 2011)

  Shoot tip in vitro micropropagation of banana (Musa AAA East Africa) cv.’ Uganda’ resulted in off-type plants with an altered plant and fruit development. This study was carried out to determine epigenetic mechanisms ...

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