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• TITLE: Multi Location Field Evaluation of BC1F2 Sorghum Populations for Striga Resistance in Niger

  AUTHORS: Ousseini Ardaly Abdou, Aissata Mamadou Ibrahim, Yaw Eleblu John Saviour, Ofori Kwadwo, Ousmane Zakari Moussa

  KEYWORDS: Striga Resistance, Sorghum, Breeding Population, Multi Environment

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.15 No.10, October 29, 2024

  ABSTRACT: In Niger, a landlocked country, sorghum is the second staple food cultivated over the country by smallholder farmer. The crop is important for human and animal consumption. Despite its importance, the crop is affected by biotic and abiotic constraints. Among those constraints, striga has a high impact on yield. In fact, to survive, farmers are growing their local preferred sorghum varieties wish is highly sensible to the weed. Striga management is a challenge that requires a permanent solution. In addition, the development of high-yielding Striga resistant genotypes will be appreciated by farmers. The development of striga resistance will be based on the breeding population performances under farmer’s diverse environmental conditions adaptation. The main objective of this study is to evaluate two breeding populations for striga resistance in two different environments at Boulke and Dibissou in Tahoua region, to identify the early and high-yielding striga tolerant genotypes under natural infestation.