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East African highland cooking banana: towards an efficient selection of hybrids with user-preferred food quality traits.

Journal of the science of food and agriculture - 1 Jun 2024

Nowakunda Kephas, Khakasa Elizabeth, Ceballos Hernan, Kenneth Akankwasa, Tumuhimbise Robooni, Bugaud Christophe, Asasira Moreen, Uwimana Brigitte, Bouniol Alexandre, Nuwamanya Ephraim, Forsythe Lora, Marimo Pricilla, Dufour Dominique, Tushemereirwe Wilberforce

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BACKGROUND: Determinants of culinary qualities of East African highland cooking bananas (EAHCB) are not well known. This constrains the inclusion of user-preferred traits in breeding. The present study aimed to quantify key indicators of user-preferred characteristics to enable selection of acceptable hybrids. RESULTS: Qualitative characteristics that drive preference were big bunches (15-34 kg), long...

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PMID: 37872774
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.13070

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