📋 GEWADA

💡 Landrace Details: This page shows all records for GEWADA from the database. Each row represents one study or reference that mentions this landrace.
4 total records 2 zones 4 study categories 4 unique citations ⬇️ Export CSV
📌 Zones: Ethiopia (Southern Ethiopia) (3) Southern Ethiopia (1)
# Zone Woreda Category Description Citation
1 Ethiopia (Southern Ethiopia) Various Food Science & Fermentation / Biochemistry & Nutrition Nutritional (Bulla):?Fat 0.3 g/100g (relatively better); Fiber 1.04 g/100g; Carbohydrate 97.7 g/100g (highest); Energy 394.2 Kcal (highest); Fe 2.54 mg/100g (highest).?Anti-nutritional:?Very low level of tannin detected (only variety with detectable tannin).?Functional Properties:?No significant differences among varieties for functional properties except water absorption capacity (30 days fermentation).?Fermentation:?Evaluated at 0, 15, and 30 days fermentation periods.?Key Finding:?Gewada had relatively better values for fat, fiber, carbohydrate, energy, and iron content. Bekele et al. 2023
2 Southern Ethiopia Areka (Areka Agricultural Research Center) Production & Agronomy Morphological:?Improved enset variety. Pseudostem circumference 0.51 m (significantly higher than Yambule, comparable to Endale). Leaf number 4.94 (not significantly different from other varieties).?Growth Response:?Pseudostem circumference significantly affected by variety (p<0.01).?Pot Size Interaction:?34L pot: Fresh root weight 5.74 kg (highest), Dry root weight 700 g (highest), Dry corm weight 739 g. 23L pot: Fresh root weight 1.64 kg, Dry root weight 160 g, Dry corm weight 140 g. 7L pot: Fresh root weight 0.53 kg, Dry root weight 62 g, Dry corm weight 37 g.?Key Finding:?Shows superior root and corm development in large pots; released as improved cultivar. Fikre & Boto 2024
3 Ethiopia (Southern Ethiopia) Various (Areka Agricultural Research Center) Genetics & Genomics / Breeding Agronomic:?Released cultivar.?Type:?Early maturing cultivar (3 early set cultivars released).?Breeding Status:?Officially released improved cultivar.?Key Finding:?One of 6 cultivars released through breeding efforts; early maturing type. Gemechu et al. 2021
4 Ethiopia (Southern Ethiopia) Various Diseases & Pests / Nematology Nematode Response:?Resistant to?Pratylenchus goodeyi.?Final Nematode Density (P<sub>f</sub>):?591 (Experiment 1); 8,455 (Experiment 2).?Reproduction Factor (RF):?0.3 (Experiment 1); 4.2 (Experiment 2).?Key Finding:?Resistant cultivar; very low nematode reproduction in Experiment 1. Kidane et al. 2021