Technology Categories Year Attributes Seedcolor Maturity_in_days Potential_yield Applicability
Obatanpa Maize 1992 It is white dent white 105-110 4.6 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
Mamaba Maize 1997 It is white flint. Drought-tolerant White 105-110 6.5 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
Dadaba Maize 1997 It is white flint. Drought-tolerant - 110 6.5 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
Dodzi Maize 1997 It is white flint/dent. white 80-85 3.3 Guinea and Sudan Savannah
Cida-ba Maize 1997 White flint, Drought resistant - 100-110 6.5 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
CSIR-Golden Jubilee Maize 2007 It is yellow dent/flint yellow 105-110 5 Forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-Aziga Maize 2007 It is yellow flint/dent. - 105-110 5 forest and forest transition zones.
CSIR-Akposoe Maize 2007 white 85 3.5 Most suitable for forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-Etubi Maize 2007 It is white flint/dent. Drought and Lodging resistant - 105-110 6.5 Most suitable for forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-Enii-Pibi Maize 2010 Drought-tolerant white flint 110 5.5 Most suitable for forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-Omankwa Maize 2010 Drought and Striga-tolerant white flint/dent 90 5 Most suitable for forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-Aburohema Maize 2010 Drought and Striga-tolerant, It is white flint/dent white 90 5.5 Most suitable for the forest and Sudan savanna zones.
CSIR-Abontem Maize 2010 Drought and Striga-tolerant. yellow flint 75-80 4.7 Most suitable for theGuinea and Sudan savanna zones
CSIR-CRI Tintim Maize 2012 Top cross hybrid; High-yielding White 110-115 7.9 Suitable for forest and forest transition ecologies
CSIR-CRI Honampa Maize 2012 Orange 110-115 5.2 Ecology: Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CSIR-CRI (Wonderful) Maize 2012 Orange 110-115 7.9 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CSIR-CRI domfo Maize 2012 Orange 110-115 6.5 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
Aseda Maize 2012 Tolerant to drought, Hybrid; White 6.7 Forest and forest transition zones
CSIR-CRI-buroo Maize 2012 Hybrid, Moderately tolerant to drought White 110-115 7.5 Forest and forest transition zones
CRI Obotantim Maize 2015 Drought-tolerant White 80-85 6.5 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CRI Dzifoo Maize 2015 Hybrid, Pro-vitamin A (μg/g): 11.3 orange 110-115 6.1 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CRI Ahorf3 Maize 2015 Hybrid Orange 110-115 6 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CRI Aho_x0006_dzin Maize 2015 Orange; 110-115 4 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CRI-Nkunim Maize 2015 Hybrid, Drought-tolerant Yellow 105-110 8 All the major agro ecological zones
CRI-Nkwagye Maize 2018 Hybrid; Pro-vitamin A content : 15.0 Orange 110-115 6 Forest, forest transition & Guinea Savanna
CRI Nkabom Maize 2018 Hybrid, Drought-tolerant Yellow 80-85 4.6 forest transition & Guinea Savanna zones
CRI Apraku Maize 2018 Low Nitrogen use White 80-85 5.5 All agro ecologies
CRI- Akomapa Maize 2018 High-yielding, Has very good physico-chemical properties Has a good taste White 100 -105 6.5 well adapted to the Ghanaian environment
CRI-Nkomo Maize 2018 High-yielding, Has very good physico-chemical properties Has a good taste White 100 -105 6.5 well adapted to the Ghanaian environment
CRI- Abebe Maize 2018 Tolerant to maize streak disease, Pro-vitamin A Orange 110-115 6.3 All agro ecologies
CSIR-Wangdataa Maize 2012 Drought and Striga-tolerant White 90 4.7 Most suitable for Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan savannah
CSIR-Bihilifa Maize 2012 Drought and Striga-tolerant deep yellow kernel 90 4.6 Most suitable for Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savannah
CSIR-Sanzal-sima Maize 2012 Drought and Striga resistant white 110 5.4 Most suitable for the Guinea Savannah
CSIR-Ewul-boyu Maize 2012 Drought and Striga resistant White kernel 110 5.2 Most suitable for the Guinea Savannah
CSIR-Tigli Maize 2012 Open-Pollinated Variety (OPV), Drought and Striga resistant Yellow 110-120 5.2 Most suitable for the Guinea Savannah
CSIR- Zonfa-bihi Maize 2012 Drought and Striga resistant White. 75-80 4.5 Most suitable for Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savannah
CSIR- Kpari-faako Maize 2015 Drought and Striga-tolerant, Top Cross hybrid Golden yellow 110 6.7 drought prone and Striga endemic areas of Ghana
CSIR- Warikamana Maize 2015 Drought and Striga-tolerant, Top Cross hybrid White 110 6.9 drought prone and Striga endemic areas of Ghana
CSIR- Kunjor-wari Maize 2015 Drought and Striga-tolerant, Top Cross hybrid Yellow 90 5.7 drought prone and Striga endemic areas of Ghana
CSIR-Suhudoo Maize 2015 Top-cross maize hybrid, Drought and Striga tolerant White kernel 90 5.8 drought prone and Striga endemic areas of Ghana
CSIR-Aburo sika Maize 2015 High-yielding White 105-110 All ecologies in Ghana
CSIR- Kpariyura Maize 2017 Three-way cross hybrid, High-yielding White 110 9 Most suitable for the Guinea Savanna and the Forest - savanna transition zone
CSIR- SARIMAZ 1 Maize 2017 Three-way cross hybrid, High-yielding White kernel. 110 8.5 Most suitable for the Guinea Savanna and the Forest - savanna transition zone
CSIR- Salin -kawana Maize 2017 Three-way cross hybrid, High-yielding Yellow kernel. 110 8.5 Most suitable for the Guinea Savanna and the Forest - savanna transition zone
CSIR-Denbea Maize 2017 Single-cross hybrid, Drought and Striga-tolerant Golden yellow kernel 90 6.5 Most suitable for the Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones
CSIR-Similenu Maize 2017 Single-cross hybrid, Drought and Striga-tolerant White kernel 90 6 Most suitable for the Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones
CSIR-Kom-Naaya Maize 2017 Top cross hybrid; Early-maturing White kernel 85 5.5 Most suitable for the Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones
CSIR-Wang-Basig Maize 2015 Top-cross hybrid White kernel 85 5.5 Most suitable for the Striga infested fields of the Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones
Akad-kom Millet 2015 Drought and Downy mildew tolerant, Protein content-9.35g/100g, grey 70 2 Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions
Kaanati Millet 2015 Drought and Downy mildew tolerant, Protein content-7.9g/100g ivory 70 2 Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions
Naad-kohblug Millet 2015 Drought and Downy mildew tol-erant, Bird resistant, protein content 11g/100g, deep grey 70 2.1 Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions
Afribeh-naara Millet 2015 Drought and Downy mildew tol-erant, Bird resistant, protein content 9g/100g, yellow, 70 1.9 Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions
Waapp-naara Millet 2015 Drought-tolerant, Downy mildew resistant, Protein content 10g/100g, grey, 80 2.1 Upper East, Upper West and Northern Regions
CSIR- FARO 15 Rice 1980 Blast-tolerant, Bacterial leaf blight tolerant, Non - aromatic, Grain type: medium - 140-130 5.0 - 6.0 It is suitable for deep valleys
GR18 (GRUG 7) Rice 1983 High - yielding for farmers, Grain type: medium and bold, Non - Aromatic, Resistant to pest and disease - 132 6.5 Lowland and Irrigated
GR19 Rice 1986 High - yielding for farmers, Grain type: Long and slender, Non - Aromatic, Resistant to pest and disease - 125 5.5 Lowland
GR20 Rice 1986 High - yielding for farmers, Grain type: short and bold, Non - Aromatic, Resistant to pest and disease - 125 4.5 Lowland
GR21 Rice 1986 High - yielding for farmers, Grain type: Long and slender, Non - Aromatic, Resistant to pest and disease - 125 4.5 Lowland
CSIR-Digang Rice 2003 Blast-tolerant, Drought-tolerant, RYMV - Tolerant. Aromatic, Grain type: medium - 110-115 4.8-5.0 Though a midland variety, it does well in all rice growing ecologies.
Digang Rice 2003 Resistant to diseases and pest, Bacterial leaf blight tolerant, Non - Aromatic, Grain type: long slender, Very plastic - 115 4.8 - 6.0 Hydromorphic and Lowland
CSIR-Gbewaa Rice 2009 Tolerant to blast, Grain type: Long slender - 115-120 6.0 -7.0 Lowland & irrigated
NERICA 1 Rice 2009 Blast-tolerant, Aromatic, Grain type: medium - 95-100 3.0 - 4.0 Suitable for the upland ecologies.
NERICA 2 Rice 2009 Blast-tolerant, Non - Aromatic, Drought - tolerant, Grain type: long and slender - 95-100 3.0 - 4.0 Suitable for the upland ecologies.
Katanga Rice Rice 2009 Resistant to pest and disease, Long and slender grain - 120-130 6.0 - 7.0 Deep low land
CRI-Mmo teaa Rice 2009 Resistant to blast, Resistant to lodging - 110 –115 4.8 Forest, Guinea Savanna, Coastal Savanna
Nabogo Rice 2009 Resistant to pest and Diseases, Non Aromatic, Drought tolerant, Grain type: long and slender - 120-100 6.0 - 7.0 Lowland and irrigated
CSIR-Gbewaa red Rice 2019 Blast-tolerant, Bacterial leaf blight tolerant, Aromatic, Grain type: long slender - 115-120 5.5 - 6.0 Lowland & irrigated
PAC 801 Rice 2019 Blast-tolerant, Bacterial leaf blight tolerant, Non Aromatic, Grain type: long slender - 110-120 6.0 - 7.0 It suitable for the, irrigated and rain-fed ecology
CSIR-Savanna Rice 2019 Blast-tolerant, Bacterial leaf blight tolerant, Non Aromatic, Grain type: long slender - 125-130 7.0 - 8.0 It suitable for the, irrigated and rain-fed ecology
Sika mo Rice 1997 Resistant to Blast, Resistant to lodging, Resistant to drought, Non - Sticky, Grain shape: Long and, slender - 120-125 6 Lowland/Hydromorphic
CRI-Otoo mmo Rice 2009 Resistant to blast, Resistant to lodging - 115 –120 5.6 Forest, Guinea Savanna, Coastal Savanna
CRI-Amankwatia Rice 2010 Blast - tolerant, Drought - tolerant - 120-125 6 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-AgraRice Rice 2013 Tolerant to blast, Grain type: Long slender - 125-130 6-0 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-Dartey Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 120-125 6.5 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-Kantinka Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 120-125 6.3 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-Oboafo Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 120-135 6 Lowland irrigation
CRI-Mpuntuo Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 115-120 5.8 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-Aunty Jane Rice 2017 Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 125-130 9.5 Lowland/irrigated
CRI-Emopa Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 125-130 6 Lowland
CRI-Enapa Rice 2017 Aromatic, Has long grains, Resistant to the Rice Yellow Mottle disease - 125-130 6.6 Lowland areas
CRI - Bodia Rice 2010 Tolerant to leaf blast, Grain shape: Long and slender, Cooking quality: Good, Aroma: Absent - 120-125 8 Growing ecology: Lowland
Wakatsuki Rice 2010 Resistance to leaf blast, Resistance to lodging, Good Grain shape: Long and slender, Good Aroma: Absent - 125-130 8 Lowland
CRI-Sakai Rice 2010 Resistance to leaf blast, Resistance to lodging, Good Grain shape: Long and slender, Good Aroma: Absent - 135-140 8 Growing ecology: Lowland
Videza Cowpea 2012 Moderately tolerant to Cercospora leaf spot and other diseases; Moderately tolerant to insect pest, Seed shape: Ovoid, Testa texture: smooth; Eye colour: Black White 68-77 3.0 Forest transition and Coastal Savanna
Asumdwee Cowpea 2012 Moderately tolerant to Cercospora leaf spot and other diseases, Moderately tolerant to insect pest, Seed shape: Globlus Testa texture:smooth, Eye colour: Black White 65-72 2.9 Forest transition and Coastal Savanna
Hewale Cowpea 2012 Tolerant to Cercospora leaf spot and other diseases, Moderately tolerant to pest, Seed shape: Rhomdoid, Testa texture: smooth rough Eye colour: Brown White 64-72 3.1 Forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI- Nketewade Cowpea 2015 Resistant/tolerant to most cowpea pests, Tolerant to most cowpea diseases especially Cercospora Leaf spot disease and Anthracnose. White 62-65 3.2 Well adapted to the transition agro-ecological zone in Ghana
CRI- Zamzam Cowpea 2015 Tolerant to Cercospora leaf spot and Anthracnose, Resistant/tolerant to most cowpea pests, Fairly drought tolerant White 64-67 3.0 Well adapted to the Forest -Savannah transition zone.
Crops Hans Adua Cowpea 2016 Tan brown eye colour, Tolerant to Cercospora, Leaf Spot and Anthracnose White 65 – 67 3.5 Transition, Deciduous Forest
CRI-Agyenkwa Cowpea 2017 Tolerant to most cowpea pests including Thrips, Aphids and Maruca, Resistant/tolerant to Cercospora Leaf spot disease, Fairly tolerant to drought. White 62-64 3.3 Well adapted to the transition agro-ecological zone in Ghana.
Apagbaala Cowpea 2004 Early-maturing improved variety, Kidney-shaped seeds, Semi-determinant, Erect with few runners Shiny white 60-65 2.0 Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones of Ghana
Marfo Tuya Cowpea 2004 Seeds are fairly round and cream in colour. Erects with no runners Cream 65-70 2.5 Guinea and Sudan Savanna zones of Ghana
Bawutawuta Cowpea 2008 Resistant to Striga, Has high biomass, Has erect plant stature with few runners and small leaves. - 69-75 3 Guinea and Sudan Savannah zones
Songotra Cowpea 2008 Has erect plant stature with no vines and small leaves, Majority of the pods are slightly above the canopy, Seed shape is fairly round. Creamy white 62-65 2 Sahel, Sudan and Savanna zones
Padi-tuya Cowpea 2008 Has erect plant stature with few vines and large thick leaves, Seed shape is round to kidney shape - 64-67 2.4 Sahel, Sudan, Guinea Savanna zones and humid areas
Zaayura Pali, Diffeele, Soo-Sima, Wang Kae and Kirkhouse benga-1 Cowpea 2016 Resistant to Cowpea aphid and Striga: - Adaptable over northern Ghana
CRI-Azivivi Groundnuts 2005 Early-maturing, Bold seed High-yielding, Resistant to rosette virus disease and Cercospora leaf spot, Tolerant to drought and fresh seed dormancy Pinkish Red 60-65 2.9 All agro ecologies in Ghana
CRI-Nkosour Groundnuts 2005 High yielding; Tolerant to rosette and Cercospora leaf spot Tan 110-120 2.3 All agro ecologies in Ghana
CRI-Adepa Groundnuts 2005 High oil protein Tolerant to rosette and Cercospora leaf spot Light brown in colour Light Brown 0 2.4 Forest and Coastal Savanna zones
CRI-Jenkaar Groundnuts 2005 High oil protein Tolerant to rosette and Cercospora leaf spot Light brown in colour Light Brown 0 2.5 Forest, Savanna Transition zone
Obolo Groundnuts 2012 High oil protein Tolerant to rosette and Cercospora leaf spot Light brown in colour Light Brown 0 2.7 Savanna, Forest - Savanna transition zone and semi deciduous forest
Yenyawoso Groundnuts 2012 Tolerant to rust Seed colour: Dark Red Dark Red 0 2.7 Savanna, Forest - savanna transition zone and semi deciduous forest
Otuhia Groundnuts 2012 Resistant to nematodes,rosette, rust, early leaf spot and late leaf spot 115-120 2.4 Savanna, Forest - Savanna transition zone and semi deciduous forest
Oboshie Groundnuts 2012 Brown 105-110 2.6 Savannah, Forest-savanna transition zone and semi deciduous forest
Crops Pion Groundnuts 2017 High-yielding, Tolerant to rosette and other foliar diseases, Aflatoxin-tolerant, High oil content, Early-maturing. - 65-70 2.8 Forest agro ecology
Crops Agbeyeye Groundnuts 2017 High Biomass, Tolerant to rosette and other foliar diseases,High oil content - 90-95 1.9-2.3 Transition zone and Northern Ghana
Crops nkatie Groundnuts 2017 High Biomass, Tolerant to rosette and other foliar diseases, High oil content Bold Red 90-95 2.2-2.4 Transition zone and Northern Ghana
Nkatesari Groundnuts 2005 Oil content is 47%, Resistant to both early and late leaf spot disease, Pods yield of 500kg/ha - 115 2.2 Guinea and Sudan Savanna.
Munikpa Groundnuts 2005 Kernels are of very large size, Very high oil content 51.8%, Moderately resistant to early and late leaf spot - 90 2 Guinea Savanna ecology.
Kpanielli Groundnuts 2005 Kernels are of very large size, Very high oil content 51.8%. Suitable for commercial production.Resistant to early and late leaf spot. - 120 2.4 Guinea Savanna ecology.
Jusie Balin Groundnuts 2005 Oil content is 47% - 100 2 Guinea Savanna ecology.
Edorkpo-mu-nikpa Groundnuts 2005 Yield between 8 to 12 bags in half an acre - 90 2.4 All agro ecological zones of Ghana
SARINUT 1, SARINUT 2 Groundnuts 2019 Adaptable to climate change, High in protein and oil; Yield between 8-12bags/half acre - 90 2 Northern agro ecological zones of Ghana
Anidaso Soya Bean 1992 Medium maturing, Resistant to shattering Cream 105-115 2 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Transition and Coastal Savanna zones
Bengbie Soya Bean 1992 Cream 100-110 1.8 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Transition and coastal zones
CRI-Nangbaar Soya Bean 2005 Bold and creamy seed. Tolerant to lodging Tolerant to major virus diseases of soybean in Ghana Cream 89-93 2.1 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Transition and Coastal Savanna zones
CRI-Ahoto Soya Bean 2005 Moderately resistant to virus, anthracnose Cream 92-97 2.4 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Transition and Coastal Savanna zones
CRI- Anigye Soya Bean 2018 Resistant to soybean rust disease, Resistant to pod shattering Stay-green trait, Tolerant to drought even in the face of severe drought. Resistant to lodging - 101 3.4 Savanna and the Forest-Savanna Transition zones
CRI-Toondana Soya Bean 2018 High number of branches per plant High number of pods per peduncle, Resistant to lodging and the soya bean rust disease - 0 3.5 Savanna and the Forest-Savanna Transition zones
Salintuya 1 Soya Bean 1985 Susceptible to shattering, Easy to thresh,Excellent seed quality, Good yield across many locations, Tolerant to bacterial pustule & Cercospora leaf spot, Good trap crop for Striga hermonthica Cream 15 2.4 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Salintuya II Soya Bean 1985 Susceptible to shattering, Stable yield, Easy to thresh, Excellent seed quality, Tolerant to common soybean pests and diseases Cream 130 2.8 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Jenguma Soya Bean 2003 Resistant to pod shattering (up to 3% shattering) Excellent seed quality,High and stable yield across many environments, Tolerant to common soybean pests and diseases, Relatively tolerant to low soil P, Trap - crop for Striga hermonthica Cream 110-115 2.5-2.8 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional and forest zones
Quarshie Soya Bean 2003 Resistant to pod shattering (up to 15% shattering), Relatively tolerant to low soil P, Excellent seed quality, Good seed storability, High and stable yield across many environments, Tolerant to common soybean, Pests & diseases Relatively tolerant to low soil P, Trap- crop for Striga hermonthica Cream 110-115 2.0-2.4 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Favour Soya Bean 2012 Has high leaf output, Has high efficacy with artificial inoculants, Taller than existing varieties: less losses with mechanical harvester - 0 3.5 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Suong-Pungun Soya Bean 2012 High protein content, 42-45% Resistant to pod shattering (less than 5%), Excellent seed quality, good seed storability, High and stable yield across many environments, Resistant to drought, Excellent seed quality Good seed storability, Tolerant to common soybean pests and diseases - 85-92 1.5-1.8 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Songda Soya Bean 2012 Pod shattering Score: up to 20% Excellent trap-crop for S. hermonthica (as a trap crop), Days to 50% flowering: 45 days - 110-115 1.8-2.2 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Afayak Soya Bean 2012 Flower colour (purple), Plant height (40-45 cm), Medium maturity, Resistant to pod shattering (up to 8% shattering), Above average tolerance to common soybean pests, Resistant to pod shattering Excellent seed quality - 0 2.0-2.4 Guinea & Sudan Savanna, transitional zone
Cassava-Afisiafi Cassava 1993 Tolerant to Cassava Mosaic Virus (CMV), Shape: cylindrical - 365-457 28-35 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
Cassava- Abasafitaa Cassava 1993 Relatively short in height, Tolerant to Cassava Mosaic Virus (CMV) - 365-458 29-35 Coastal Savanna Forest
Cassava: Eskamay Cassava 2003 Has a rough storage root texture, Roots are not poundable during the dry season - 365-458 16-23 Guinea Savanna
Cassava: CRI-Doku Duade Cassava 2005 Petiole colour: yellowish green, Root skin colour: light orange, - 365-458 45 Forest, Coastal and Forest- Savanna transition.
Cassava-CRI - Bankye Hemaa Cassava 2005 Petiole colour: purple, Root skin colour: greyish orange - 365-458 48 Forest, Coastal and Forest- Savanna transition.
Cassava: CRI- Essam Bankye Cassava 2005 Petiole colour: purple, Root skin colour: greyish yellow, - 365-458 49 Forest, coastal and Forest- Savanna transition.
Cassava-CRI- Agbelifia Cassava 2005 Petiole colour: purple, Growth habit: no branching, Root skin colour: greyish yellow - 365-458 50.8 Forest, coastal and Forest- Savanna transition
Cassava-Nkabom Cassava 2005 Tuber shape: conical (long), Tolerant to Cassava Mosaic Virus (CMV). - 365-458 28-32 Coastal Savanna Forest, Forest- Savanna Transition
Cassava-CSIR-CRI Ampong Cassava 2010 Resistant to cassava Mosaic disease, Mean height: 219.5cm, Root skin colour: deep brown, Petiole colour: purple - 365 59 Forest, Transition and Savanna
Cassava- CSIR-CRI Buroni bankye Cassava 2010 Resistant to cassava, Mosaic disease, Mean height: 210.5cm, Root skin colour: brown, Petiole colour: yellowish green - 365 40 Forest, Transition and Savanna
Cassava-CSIR-CRI Sika bankye Cassava 2010 Tolerant to cassava Mosaic disease, Petiole colour: yellowish green, Mean height: 205cm, Root skin colour: brown - 365 56 Forest, Transition and Savanna
Cassava-CSIR-CRI Otuhia Cassava 2010 Resistant to cassava Mosaic disease Root skin colour: brown, Mean height: 189 cm, Petiole colour: yellowish green - 365 65 Forest, Transition and Savanna
Cassava-CRI-AGRA Bankye Cassava 2015 Resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease, Root skin colour: Light brown, Cortex colour: cream, Stem colour: Light brown, Petiole colour: purple - 365 35-60 Forest and Coastal Savanna
Cassava-CRI-Lamesese Cassava 2015 Petoile colour: Purple Root skin colour: Light brown - 365 40-50 Forest and Coastal Savanna
Cassava-CRI-Abrabopa Cassava 2015 Resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease Petoile colour: Purple, Root skin colour: Light brown - 365 30-45 Coastal, Forest and Forest-Savanna Transition
Cassava-CRI-Dudze Cassava 2015 Petoile colour: Reddish green, Root skin colour: Light brown, Resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease - 365 35-50 Forest and Coastal Savanna
Cassava-CRI-Amansan Bankye Cassava 2015 Petoile colour: Purple, Root skin colour: Light brown, Resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease - 365 40-57 Forest, Coastal and Forest-Savanna transition
Cassava: CRI – Duade Kpakpa Cassava 2015 Petoile colour: Red with green, Root skin colour: Light brown, Resistant to Cassava Mosaic Disease - 365 40-60 All cassava growing areas.
Cassava-Fil-Ndiakong Cassava 2003 Boiled roots have sweet taste. Roots are not poundable during the dry season. - 365 16-19 Guinea Savanna
Cassava-Nyeri-Kobga Cassava 2003 Has a rough storage root surface texture, Roots are not poundable during dry season - 365 17-29
CRI-Huogbelor taro 2019 Dry matter:33 – 42%, Starch granule size: 1 - 10 μ, Highly tolerant to the taro leaf blight disease - 180-365 12.0 - 25.0 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana.
CRI-Asempa taro 2019 Dry matter:33 – 42%, Starch granule size: 1 - 10 μ, Highly tolerant to the taro leaf blight disease - 180-365 12.0 - 25.0 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana.
CRI-Agyenkwa taro 2019 Dry matter:33 – 42%, Starch granule size: 1 - 10μ, Highly tolerant to the taro leaf blight disease - 180-365 12.0 - 25.0 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana.
CRI-Yen anya woa taro 2019 Dry matter:33 – 42%, Starch granule size: 1 - 10μ, Highly tolerant to the taro leaf blight disease - 180-365 12.0 - 25.0 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana.
CRI-Akyede Cocoyam 2012 1.High-yielding 2. Disease Tolerance 3. Dry matter content (60.74%) 4.Leaf: green, purple leaf margin Purple 365-450 7.6 Forest ecology
CRI-Ma ye yie Cocoyam 2015 1.High-yielding 2. Disease Toleran 3. Dry matter content (59.88%) 4.Leaf: green, purple leaf margin White cream 365 5.7 Forest ecology
CRI-Gye me di Cocoyam 2012 1. High-yielding 2. Tolerant cocoyam corm rot disease 3. Dry matter content (58.22%) - 0 8 Forest ecology
CRI-Pona Yam 2005 No spines on tuber, No roots on tuber surface, Cylindrical tuber shape - 0 26- 42 All agro ecologies in Ghana
Mankrong-pona Yam 2005 Cylindrical tuber shape; No roots on tuber surface, No spines on tuber - 0 45-70 Applicable in yam growing areas in Ghana
CRI-Kukrupa Yam 2005 Cylindrical tuber shape; No roots on tuber surface; No spines on tuber. - 0 42-50 All agro-ecologies in Ghana
SAUTI sweet potato 1998 Drought-resistant, Resistant to SPVD Yellow 0 19 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
FAARA sweet potato 1998 Drought-resistant, Resistant to SPVD Reddish 0 22 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
Okumkom sweet potato 1998 Drought-resistant, Moderately resistant to SPVD Reddish 0 20 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
SANTOM PONA sweet potato 1998 Drought resistant, Moderately resistant to SPVD Light yellow 0 17 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI Apomuden sweet potato 2005 Drought resistant, Moderately resistant to SPVD Reddish orange 0 30 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI Otoo sweet potato 2005 Drought resistant, Moderately resistant to SPVD Light orange 0 23 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRIOGYEFO sweet potato 2005 Drought resistant Moderately resistant to SPVD White 0 20 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI-HISTARCH sweet potato 2005 Drought resistant, Moderately resistant to SPVD Cream 0 18 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI adanyuie sweet potato 2012 Tolerant to SPVD, Tolerant to Cylas sp. - 120-150 18 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI Patron sweet potato 2012 Good plant establishment Sweet potato virus disease (SPVD) tolerant. Tolerant to Cylas sp - 120-150 20 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI-Ligri sweet potato 2012 Moderately tolerant to SPVD Tolerant to Cylas sp. - 120-150 22 Moderately tolerant to SPVD Tolerant to Cylas sp.
CRI-Bohye sweet potato 2012 Moderately tolerant to SPVD Tolerant to Cylas sp. - 120-150 22 Guinea Savanna, forest transition and Coastal Savanna
CRI GAVANA sweet potato 2017 Climate-smart Pest and disease-tolerant Good Storage root yield performance - 0 38 Able to grow in marginal soils
CRI Yiedie sweet potato 2017 Climate-smart Pest and disease-tolerant Good Storage root yield performance - 0 38 Able to grow in marginal soils
CRI-Vern Gracen sweet potato 2017 Staple taste, Sugar content (14.47- 18.12%), Higher tolerance to the sweet potato virus (SPVD), sweet potato weevils (Cylas sp.) and alcidodes - 120-150 19 – 39 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana
CRI-AGRA SP09 sweet potato 2017 Staple taste, Sugar content (14.47 - 18.12%), Higher tolerance to the sweet potato virus (SPVD), sweet potato weevils (Cylas sp.) and alcidodes - 120-150 19 – 39 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana
CRI-AGRA SP13 sweet potato 2017 Staple taste, Sugar content (14.47-18.12%), Higher tolerance to the sweet potato virus (SPVD), sweet potato weevils (Cylas sp.) and alcidodes - 120-150 19 – 39 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana
CRI-Kofi Annan sweet potato 2017 Staple taste, Sugar content (14.47- 18.12%), Higher tolerance to the sweet potato virus (SPVD), sweet potato weevils (Cylas sp.) and alcidodes - 120-150 19 – 39 Suitable for all five eco zones in Ghana
WAAPP Piesa 1 sweet potato 2017 Ovoid tubers up to 8 cm in length. The raw tubers are exceptionally nutritious, resistant to diseases and pests - 107 - 113 19 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Coastal Savanna and forest zones
Manga-moya sweet potato 2017 Ovoid tubers up to 8 cm in length. The raw tubers are exceptionally nutritious, resistant to diseases and pests - 107 - 113 19 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Coastal Savanna and forest zones
Maa-Lana sweet potato 2017 Ovoid tubers up to 8 cm in length. The raw tubers are exceptionally nutritious, resistant to diseases and pests - 107 - 113 19 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Coastal Savanna and forest zones
Naachem-Tiir sweet potato 2017 Ovoid tubers up to 8 cm in length. The raw tubers are exceptionally nutritious, resistant to diseases and pests - 107 - 113 19 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Coastal Savanna and forest zones
Nutsugah Piesa sweet potato 2017 Ovoid tubers up to 8 cm in length. The raw tubers are exceptionally nutritious, resistant to diseases and pests - 107 - 113 19 Guinea Savanna, Sudan Savanna, Coastal Savanna and forest zones
CSIR-SARI Nan sweet potato 2018 Resistant to diseases and pests, Drought-tolerant, High dry matter: 26-29.5% Orange fleshed 0 24 Guinea and Sudan Savanna agro-ecological zones of Ghana
CSIR - SARI Diedi sweet potato 2018 Drought-tolerant, Tolerant to SPVD Purple fleshed 0 14 Guinea and Sudan Savanna agro-ecological zones of Ghana
CSIR - SARI Nyumengre sweet potato 2018 Drought-tolerant, Resistant to diseases and pests White fleshed 0 16 Guinea and Sudan Savanna agro-ecological zones of Ghana
Ipomoea batatas sweet potato The protocol supports the production of planting material to address the inadequate supply of sweet potato vines and storage roots. The procedure eliminates disease-causing organisms, giving the resulting plantlets more vigorous growth and increased yield. Use of the protocol/method generates pathogen-free material which prevents the transfer of diseases and pests from one point to the other and allows easy international exchange of sweet potato germplasm. The protocol can be a foundation for downstream research applications including genetic transformation activities. - 0 0 Guinea Sudan Savanna agro-ecological zones of Ghana