Résultats pour Auteur : "Akanvou, Louise"

Towards conservation and sustainable use of an indigenous crop: A large partnership network enabled the genetic diversity assessment of 1539 fonio (Digitaria exilis) accessions. Kaczmarek Thomas, Causse Sandrine, Abdul Suleiman D., Abraham Solomon, Achigan-Dako Enoch G., Adje Charlotte O.A., Adjebeng-Danquah Joseph, Agyare Richard, Akanvou Louise, Bakasso Yacoubou, Barry Mamadou Billo, Bonsu Samuel K., Calatayud Caroline, Conde Soukeye, Couderc Marie, Dachi Stephen N., Diallo Telly, Diop Baye M., Deu Monique, Gueye Mame Codou, Ibrahim Bio Yerima Abdou R., Issah Abdul R., Kane Ndjido Ardo, Keita Yeremakhan, Kombiok James, Ngom Ablaye, Noyer Jean-Louis, Olodo Katina Floride, Oselebe Happiness, Pham Jean Louis, Piquet Marie, Puozaa Doris K., Rivallan Ronan, Saidou Sani, Sêkloka Emmanuel, Tengey Theophilus K., Uyoh Edak A., Vancoppenolle Sylvie, Vigouroux Yves, Zekraoui Leïla, Leclerc Christian, Barnaud Adeline, Billot Claire. 2023. Plants, People, Planet, 10 p.

From shade to light: Fonio, an African orphan crop, towards renewed challenges. Barnaud Adeline, Billot Claire, Abrouk Michael, Adjebeng-Danquah Joseph, Akanvou Louise, Ibrahim Ahmed Hanin, Adje Charlotte O.A., Bakasso Yacoubou, Barry Mamadou Billo, Achigan-Dako Enoch G., Yerima Abdou R. Ibrahim Bio, Kane Ndjido Ardo, Krattinger Simon G., Oselebe Happiness, Saidou Sani, Sêkloka Emmanuel, Uyoh Edak A., Vigouroux Yves, Gueye Mame Codou. 2022. In : Crop adaptation and improvement for drought-prone environments. Ndjido A. Kane (ed.), Foncéka Daniel (ed.), Dalton Timothy J. (ed.). Manhattan : New Prairie Press, 383-403. ISBN 978-1-944548-46-9