NARITA 7
| Caption: | NARITA 7 (left) is a high-yielding and disease-resistant hybrid that is related, through its female grandparent Nakawere (right), to a group of cooking and beer bananas called East African highland bananas. The female parent 1201K-1 (middle) is a disease-resistant tetraploid. NARITA 7 is named after NARO and IITA, the institutes that jointly developed it. |
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| Keywords: | Crop improvement, Improved hybrid, NARITAs |
| Date shot: | December 2013 |
| Locality: | IITA Sendusu station, Namulonge |
| Country: | Uganda |
| Region: | Eastern Africa |
| Photographer: | Michael Batte / IITA |
| Resolution / Size: | 1200x1021px (297.31 KB) |
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