This study assessed the economic and environmental performances of cassava waste
bioenergy (CWB)[bioelectricity, thermal energy for starch drying (TESD)] generation in …

Worldwide hundreds of millions of people suffer from water, food and energy insecurity in
transboundary river basins, such as the Zambezi River Basin. The interconnected nature of …

Determining the effect of irrigated and rainfed conditions on light interception, light extinction
coefficient (k), radiation use efficiency (RUE), biomass, and storage root accumulation of …

The objectives of this study were to investigate the effect of seasonal variation on canopy
size, and the effect of canopy size on light penetration of 'Rayong 9′ cassava under …

Climate change impact on the agricultural sector is expected to be significant and extensive
in Sub-Saharan Africa, where projected increase in temperature and changes in …

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) experiences intermittent water deficit and suffers from
potassium (K) deficiency that seriously constrains its yield in the tropics. Currently, the …

Cassava is grown by about 500 million farmers all over the world. In Asia, cassava
production stands at 77 million MT, and is one of the most important economic crops in …

Water deficit affects morphological attributes and physiological and biochemical processes
important to plants. Although cassava crop is known for its rusticity and adaptability to …

This study examined the socio-economic factors influencing choice of climate change
adaptation practices and the effects of these practices on cassava productivity in Nigeria …

A study was conducted to develop optimal irrigation schedules and crop water production
function for cassava in the three major growing areas of India, viz., Salem (Tamil Nadu) …