Gideon Oluwaseye Oyebode

This study shows that monoculture selection captures most intercrop yield gains in cassava, but targeted testing with cowpea varieties is still needed for effective intercropping breeding.

The paper compares near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and genomic selection for predicting seed protein in white lupin, finding NIRS provides accurate, low-cost screening while genomic prediction is better for parental selection.

This paper uses whole-genome resequencing to analyze diversity and structure in crimson clover and develops a mid-density SNP capture panel for breeding applications.

This study evaluates the testing network of a cowpea breeding program by analyzing genotype-environment interactions and site similarities to optimize multi-environment yield trials.

This study identifies high-yielding and stable cassava genotypes using GGE biplot and Yield Selection Index techniques across five Nigerian locations.

This paper presents a chromosome-scale, phased genome assembly for the dAnjou pear, revealing gene content and duplication patterns.