Banana Xanthomonas Wilt (BXW) Resistant Varieties for Africa

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Banana Xanthomonas Wilt (BXW) Resistant Varieties for Africa Product Profile & Market Demand Field tested ones-potential production needs (banana types, regional preferences) Consumer traits? In transformation-idem, new NARITA varieties Need for gene stacking? Agronomic option (RTB cluster of activity) Impact and roll out Seed system for propagation and dissemination (extension services?) Regulatory system, also stewardship Other GM products (LB Potato) Likely investors TC multipliers, farmer groups (macropropagation) NGO’s and extension services (private?) National biosafety policymakers