Presentation_2_A Large-Scale Genome-Wide Association Analyses of Ethiopian Sorghum Landrace Collection Reveal Loci Associated With Important Traits.PPTX
Gezahegn Girma(Purdue University West Lafayette), Tesfaye Mengiste(Purdue University West Lafayette), Firew Mekbib(Haramaya University), Ketema Belete(Haramaya University), Alemnesh Bekele(Haramaya University), Tesfaye Tesso(Kansas State University), Habte Nida(Purdue University West Lafayette), Moges Mekonen(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Alemu Tirfessa(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Gebisa Ejeta(Purdue University West Lafayette), Amare Nega(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Getachew Ayana(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Taye Taddese(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), A Gebre-Yohannes(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Adedayo Adeyanju(Purdue University West Lafayette), Amare Seyoum(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Dagnachew Lule(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Kebede Dessalegn(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research)
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