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Session 2:  Post Harvest and Cassava Nutrition
Chair:  J. Beeching / Rapporter:  J. Beeching / Moderator:  H. Ceballos\

Spoken Presentations

Avouampo, E., Gallon G., Treche S. - S2-04
Effect of Cultivar and the Sequence of Peeling and Retting on Cassava Root Processing

Brimer L. - S2-06
Microbial Degradation of Toxic and Antinutritional Glycosides

Padmaja G. - S2-11
Influence of Maturity and Biochemical Composition of Roots and Pre-Frying Treatments on the Quality of Fried Cassava Chips

Reilly K, Han Y., Tohme J., Beeching J.R. - S2-13
Oxidative Stress Related Genes and Cassava Post-harvest Physiological Deterioration

Vlaar P.W.L., van BeekP., Visser R.G.F. - S2-17
Reducing post-harvest deterioration of cassava: Benefits for the Starch Industry in Thailand


Nonverbal Presentations

Aboua N.F. - S2-01
Processing of Fermented Cassava Flakes (Manihot esculenta Crantz); Application to Placali Storage

Achinewhu, S.C., Owuamanam, C.I. - S2-02
Garification of Selected Improved Cassava Cultivars in Nigeria and Assessment of Physio-Chemical and Sensory Properties

Agbor-Egbe T., I. Lape Mbome and S. Triche - S2-03
The Effectiveness of Processing Techniques in Reducing Total Cyanogens during the Production of some Cassava Foods

Balagolapan C. - S2-05
Microbiological and Biochemical Nature of Post Harvest Deterioration of Cassava – The Indian Experience

Cortés D.F., K. Reilly, E. Okogbenin, J.R. Beeching, C. Iglesias and J. Tohme - S2--07 (POSTER)
Mapping Wound-Response Genes Involved in Post-harvest Physiological Deterioration (PPD) of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz)

Gómez-Vásquez R., K. Reilly, J. Tohme and J. R Beeching - S2-08 (POSTER)
A Family of Extensins Expressed during Post-Harvest Physiological Deterioration

Huang J., Raemakers C.C.J.M., Schreuder M.M., Jacobsen E., Visser R.G.F. - S2-09
A Possible Pole for the dad1 Gene During Post Harvest Physiological Deterioration (PPD) in Cassava

Nambisan B. and Sandhya C. - S2-10
Role of Hydroxynitrilelyase in Development of Cyanogen Free Cassava Foods

Potty V.P. - S2-18
Growth and Establishment of AM Fungi Glomus microcarpum var. microcarpum in Genetically transformed Roots of Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz)

Premkumar T. and S.N. Moorthy - S2-12
Quality Deterioration in Cassava due to Scale Insect (Aonidomytilus albus) Infestation

Sanni M.O. and A.O. Olubamiwa - S2-14
The Effect of Cassava Post-harvest and Fermentation Time on Gari Sensory Qualities

Umeh C.N. and Okafor N. - S2-15
Studies in the Fortification of Garri (a fermented cassava product) by Addition of Soybean Flour

Vitrac O., D. Dufour, G. Trystram, A.L. Raoult-Wack - S2-16
Deep-fat Frying of Cassava: Influence of Raw Material Properties on Chip Quality


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  CBN-V Welcome & Acknowledgements  
   
  Plenary Sessions:  1-4  
   
  Session 1:  Socioeconomics  
   
  Session 2:  Post Harvest  
   
  Session 3:  Starch Modification  
   
  Session 4:  Genomics  
   
  Session 5:  Gene Discovery  
   
  Session 6:  Genetic Resources  
   
  Session 7:  TC & Transgenics  
   
  Session 8:  Biotic Stress  
   
  Index of Authors