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Latent bacterial wilt and viral infection burden in the seed potato system in Ethiopia: Policy implications for seed potato
Executive Summary • The prevalence of infection with Ralstonia solanacearum (Rs) and viruses in seed potato systems is alarming, and continues to grow. • There is inadequate implementation of internal seed quality control and external quality assurance for early generation seed production (EGS). EGS
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