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Title | Botany, production and uses. — Yams: botany, production and uses |
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Creators | Thompson Anthony Keith ((Agriculture),) |
Other creators | Oduro Ibok |
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Subjects | Yams. ; Yams ; EBSCO eBooks |
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Language | English |
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"Dioscorea species, commonly known as yam, are tuberous plants which constitute a major staple food in many parts of Africa, Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. This book covers botany, taxonomy, composition and uses, cultivation, production, disessea and pests, and storage"--.
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- Cover
- Yams: Botany, Production and Uses
- Copyright
- Contents
- About the authors
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Botany
- Taxonomy
- Molecular Taxonomy
- Genomics
- Breeding
- Physiology
- Photosynthesis
- Tuber development
- Bulbil development
- Tuber dormancy
- 3 Composition and Uses
- Nutrients
- Processing
- Drying
- Milling
- Flour
- Starch
- Extrusion
- Frozen and freeze dried
- Functional Properties
- Food Uses
- Fufu
- Amala
- Yam fries
- Yam crisps
- Boiled yam
- Pounded yam
- Roasted yam
- Yam pottage
- Yam couscous
- Bread
- Flour
- Yam peel
- Other yam-based products
- Non-food Uses
- Toxins and pharmaceuticals
- Flavour and taste
- Traditional medicines
- Mental disorder treatments
- 4 Cultivation
- Propagation
- Mini-setts
- Tissue culture
- Temporary immersion bioreactor (TIB)
- Aeroponics
- Stem cuttings
- True seed
- Field Practices
- Environment
- Staking
- Fertilizers
- Harvesting
- Mechanical harvesting
- Transport
- Yield
- Genotype
- Soil fertility and fertilizer
- Propagation
- Cultivation
- Diseases and pests
- Growth substances
- Propagation
- 5 Storage
- Preharvest Factors
- Storage Structures
- Curing
- The curing process
- Conditions for curing yams
- Effects of curing yams on weight loss
- Effects of curing yams on fungal diseases
- Other effects of curing
- Commercial application of curing
- Sprouting
- Irradiation
- Temperature
- Chemicals
- 6 Diseases and Pests
- Field Fungal Diseases
- Postharvest Fungal Diseases
- Specific Fungal Diseases
- Anthracnose
- Aspergillus rot
- Blue and green mould
- Botryodiplodia rot
- Fusarium rot
- Pseudophloeosporella leaf spot
- Sclerotium rot
- Rhizopus rot
- Pythium rot
- Control of Fungal Diseases
- Traditional methods
- Chemical control
- Biological control
- Bacterial Diseases
- Virus Diseases
- Physiological Disorders
- Insect Pests
- Nematode Pests
- 7 Production
- Introduction
- Some Yam Producing Countries
- American Samoa
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Barbados
- Belize
- Benin
- Brazil
- Burkina Faso
- Burundi
- Cameroon
- Cayman Islands
- Central African Republic
- Chad
- China
- Colombia
- Comoros
- Congo
- Costa Rica
- Côte d’Ivoire
- Cuba
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Dominica
- Dominican Republic
- Ethiopia
- Fiji
- Gabon
- Ghana
- Grenada
- Guadeloupe
- Guinea
- Guyana
- Haiti
- Hawaii
- India
- Jamaica
- Japan
- Kenya
- Liberia
- Madagascar
- Mali
- Martinique
- Mauritania
- New Caledonia
- Nicaragua
- Nigeria
- Niue
- Pacific islands
- Panama
- Papua New Guinea
- Philippines
- Puerto Rico
- Rwanda
- Samoa
- São Tomé and Príncipe
- Solomon Islands
- St Kitts and Nevis
- St Lucia
- St Vincent and the Grenadines
- South Sudan
- Sudan
- Tanzania
- Thailand
- Togo
- Tonga
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Uganda
- Venezuela
- Wallis and Futuna Islands
- Trade in Yams
- 8 Some Dioscorea Species
- D. abysmophila
- D. abyssinica
- Composition and uses
- D. acanthogene
- D. acerifolia
- D. acuminata
- D. aculeata
- D. alata
- Composition and uses
- Harvesting
- Curing
- Sprouting
- Refrigerated storage
- D. alatipes
- D. althaeoides
- D. altissima
- D. antaly
- D. arachidna
- D. aspersa
- D. bahiensis
- D. bako
- D. balcanica
- D. banzhuana
- D. batatas
- D. baya
- D. belizensis
- D. belophylla
- D. bemandry
- D. bemarivensis
- D. benthamii
- D. bicolor
- D. biformifolia
- D. birmanica
- D. brevipetiolata
- D. buchananii
- D. buckleyana
- D. bulbifera
- Composition and uses
- Harvesting
- Storage
- Invasiveness
- D. bulbotricha
- D. burkilliana
- D. burkillii
- D. cachipuertensis
- D. calcicola
- D. caucasica
- D. cayenensis
- Composition and uses
- Curing
- Storage
- Dormancy and sprouting
- Diseases
- D. chingii
- D. chouardii
- D. cirrhosa
- D. cochleariapiculata
- D. collettii
- D. composita
- D. convolvulacea
- D. cotinifolia
- D. communis
- D. coriacea
- D. craibiana
- D. cubensis
- D. cumingii
- D. deltoidea
- D. demourae
- D. divaricata
- D. daunea
- D. decipiens
- D. depauperata
- D. doryphora
- D. dregeana
- D. dumetorum
- Harvesting, handling and storage
- D. elephantipes
- D. esculenta
- Production
- Composition and uses
- Curing
- Harvesting, storage and sprouting
- D. esquirolii
- D. exalata
- D. fasciculata
- D. fandra
- D. filiformis
- D. flabellispina
- D. fordii
- D. floribunda
- D. futschauensis
- D. galeottiana
- D. garrettii
- D. glabra
- D. gracillima
- D. gracilipes
- D. hamiltonii
- D. hastifolia
- D. hemsleyi
- D. heteropoda
- D. hirtiflora
- D. hispida
- Composition and uses
- D. hombuka
- D. hurteri
- D. hypoglauca
- D. inopinata
- D. intermedia
- D. irodensis
- D. japonica
- Composition and uses
- D. kamoonensis
- D. kerrii
- D. kratica
- D. laurifolia
- D. laxiflora
- D. lehmannii
- D. linearicordata
- D. maciba
- D. madecassa
- D. mangenotiana
- D. marginata
- D. melanophyma
- D. membranacea
- D. menglaensis
- D. meridensis
- D. mexicana
- D. microbotrya
- D. minutiflora
- Composition and uses
- D. monadelpha
- D. multiflora
- D. nako
- D. natalia
- D. nipponica
- D. nitens
- D. nummularia
- Curing
- D. opposita
- Composition and uses
- Harvesting and storage
- D. oppositifolia
- Composition and uses
- D. orbiculata
- D. oryzetorum
- D. orangeana
- D. ovinala
- D. panthaica
- D. paradoxa
- D. pentaphylla
- Composition and uses
- D. persimilis
- D. petelotii
- D. pierrei
- D. piperifolia
- D. pilosiuscula
- D. piscatorum
- D. poilanei
- D. polygonoides
- D. polystachya
- D. praehensilis
- D. prazeri
- D. preussii
- D. proteiformis
- D. pseudonitens
- D. pseudotomentosa
- D. pteropoda
- D. puber
- D. pubera
- D. purpurea
- D. pyrenaica
- D. pyrifolia
- D. quartiniana
- D. quinqueloba
- D. racemosa
- D. retusa
- D. rockii
- D. rotundata
- Composition and uses
- Harvesting and handling
- Curing
- Storage
- Chilling injury
- Respiration rate
- Sprouting
- Modified atmosphere packaging
- D. sagittata
- D. sambiranensis
- D. sanpaulensis
- D. sansibarensis
- D. sativa
- D. schimperiana
- D. scortechinii
- D. semperflorens
- D. sensibarensis
- D. septemloba
- D. seriflora
- D. simulans
- D. sinoparviflora
- D. smilacifolia
- D. soso
- D. spicata
- D. spiculiflora
- D. spongiosa
- D. stemonoides
- D. steriscus
- D. subcalva
- D. subhastata
- D. sylvatica
- D. tauriglossum
- D. tenuipes
- D. tentaculigera
- D. togoensis
- D. tokoro
- D. tomentosa
- D. torticaulis
- D. transversa
- D. trifida
- Composition and uses
- Cultivation
- Harvesting and handling
- Sprouting
- Storage
- Modified atmosphere packaging
- D. trifoliata
- D. trilinguis
- D. undatiloba
- D. variifolia
- D. velutipes
- D. versicolor
- D. villosa
- Composition and uses
- Cultivation
- Harvesting and storage
- D. wallichii
- D. xizangensis
- D. yunnanensis
- D. zingiberensis
- References
- Index
- Back Cover