Baloua Nebié

This study examines the effects of strigolactone mutants in Sorghum bicolor on ecophysiology and symbioses, revealing trade-offs in parasitic plant resistance and mycorrhizal interactions.

This paper assesses the research capacity and constraints of plant health units in sub-Saharan Africa to identify gaps in addressing crop biotic stress and improve food security.

The paper demonstrates how a global pangenomic breeding network can develop and deploy drought and pest-resistant sorghum varieties for smallholder farmers in Niger.

This paper develops a BCNAM population and methodology to identify QTLs influencing flowering time and plant height in sorghum across diverse environments.

This study develops a sorghum pan-genome to explore its functional utility in accelerating genetic gain by identifying genes and SNPs associated with agronomic traits and drought tolerance.