| 1 |
Ethiopia (Southern Ethiopia) |
Various |
Food Science & Fermentation / Biochemistry & Nutrition |
Nutritional (Kocho):?Crude fat 1.6%; Crude fiber 3.8%; Moisture 50.84%; Crude protein 3.19%; Total ash 2.68%; Carbohydrate 37.85% (higher than Yedebereye).?Fermentation:?Evaluated at 30, 60, and 90 days fermentation periods.?Key Finding:?Higher carbohydrate content compared to Yedebereye; fermentation significantly affects nutritional composition. |
Azera et al. 2020 |
| 2 |
Gurage Zone |
Various |
Diseases & Pests / Nematology |
Nematode Density (Soil):?Pratylenchus?53.9 individuals/100 ml soil;?Meloidogyne?17.9;?Helicotylenchus?12;?Tylenchorhynchus?2.5;?Meloidodera?0.7.?Root Nematodes:?Pratylenchus?194/10g root (lowest).?Key Finding:?Lowest?Pratylenchus?root density. |
Gerura et al. 2022 |
| 3 |
Gurage Zone |
Kebena, Cheha & Ezha Woredas |
Genetic Resources & Diversity / Ethnobotany & Indigenous Knowledge |
Morphological:?Identified by farmers using morphological traits.?Distribution:?Most abundant landrace in Kebena District.?Agronomic:?Grouped into clusters based on morphological trait variability.?Use:?Used for food (Bulla, Kocho, Amicho), animal feed, medicine, fiber.?Key Finding:?Most abundant landrace in Kebena District. |
Jarso et al. 2023 |
| 4 |
Gurage Zone |
Various (Yefereziye enset conservation site) |
Genetic Resources & Diversity |
Morphological:?Identified by farmers using morphological traits.?Agronomic:?Quantitative characterization showed good performance.?Key Finding:?Among the higher performing landraces in the evaluation. |
Mitiku & Fikre 2024 |
| 5 |
Silte, Gurage, Kembata-Tembaro, Hadiya, Wolaita, Dawro, Gedeo, Sidama |
Various |
Genetic Resources & Diversity |
**Distribution:** Silte (1), Gurage (1), Kembata-Tembaro (1), Hadiya (1), Wolaita (1), Dawro (0), Gedeo (0), Sidama (0). **Total:** 5. |
Yemataw 2018 |
| 6 |
Gurage Zone |
Various |
Diseases & Pests |
Disease Response:?Xanthomonas wilt tolerant.?Mean Disease Incidence:?22.00%.?Reference:?Welde-Michael et al., 2008.?Key Finding:?Moderate disease tolerance from Gurage Zone. |
Yemataw et al. 2018 |
| 7 |
Not specified |
Not specified |
Genetics & Genomics |
Molecular:?Genotyped using tGBS technology.?Type:?Domesticated.?Sample ID:?P3S9ID436.?Collection Date:?30/08/2018. |
Yemataw et al. 2020 |
| 8 |
Oromia |
South West Shewa |
Genetics & Genomics |
Molecular:?Genotyped using tGBS technology.?Type:?Domesticated.?Sample ID:?P1EN039.?Coordinates:?8.4?N, 37.8?E.?Collection Date:?02/02/2018. |
Yemataw et al. 2020 |
| 9 |
Oromia |
South West Shewa |
Genetics & Genomics |
Molecular:?Genotyped using tGBS technology.?Type:?Domesticated.?Sample ID:?P1EN040.?Coordinates:?8.4?N, 37.9?E.?Collection Date:?02/02/2018. |
Yemataw et al. 2020 |
| 10 |
Oromia |
South West Shewa |
Genetics & Genomics |
Molecular:?Genotyped using tGBS technology.?Type:?Domesticated.?Sample ID:?P1EN041.?Coordinates:?8.6?N, 37.9?E.?Collection Date:?30/01/2018. |
Yemataw et al. 2020 |