Evaluation of Ethiopian sorghum germplasm for resistance to anthracnose and performance for desirable agronomic traits
Chemeda Birhanu(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Abera Takele(Addis Ababa University), Tesfaye Mengiste(Purdue University West Lafayette), Habte Nida(Purdue University West Lafayette), Alemu Tirfessa(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Getachew Ayana(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Zelalem Bekeko(Haramaya University), Pascal Okoye(Purdue University West Lafayette), Gezahegn Girma(Purdue University West Lafayette), Dagnachew Lule(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Firew Mekbib(Haramaya University)
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