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Recent Achievements in Rice Research in Africa

by Plant Production Science

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Introduction

Although the demand for rice is increasing quite rapidly in Africa, the production of it has experienced a limited increase. The imbalance between demand and production is one of the major problems of food security in Africa. Plant Production Science provides this special issue focused on rice research in Africa from the aspect of breeding, cultivar improvement and cultivation to increase productivity. We expect further research based on these published papers.

Article TitleAuthors
Revisiting rice breeding methods – evaluating the use of rapid generation advance (RGA) for routine rice breedingBertrand C. Y. Collard, Joseph C. Beredo, Bert Lenaerts, Rhulyx Mendoza, Ronald Santelices, Vitaliano Lopena, Holden Verdeprado, Chitra Raghavan, Glenn B. Gregorio, Leigh Vial, Matty Demont, Partha S. Biswas, Khandakar M. Iftekharuddaula, Mohammad Akhlasur Rahman, Joshua N. Cobb & Mohammad Rafiqul
Progress in varietal improvement for increasing upland rice productivity in the tropicsKazuki Saito, Hidetoshi Asai, Dule Zhao, Alice G. Laborte & Cécile Grenier
Challenges and opportunities for improving N use efficiency for rice production in subSaharan AfricaYasuhiro Tsujimoto, Tovohery Rakotoson, Atsuko Tanaka & Kazuki Saito

A publication of the Crop Science Society of Japan (CSSJ). CSSJ is a nonprofit academic society that aims to promote the utilization of crops and useful plants as food, animal feed, fibers, biomass fuels, and any other uses for human life and to restore, conserve, and improve the environment. CSSJ works towards this goal by implementing the ideas proposed by its members. The society has over 1,300 members, consisting of mainly researchers engineers, crop producers and students who are engaged in research, education and extension activities domestically as well as internationally.

Language: en-UK

Publisher: tandf

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