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Keith O. Fuglie (Editor). 2003.

Progress in Potato and Sweetpotato Research in Indonesia.

Proceedings of the CIP-Indonesia Research Review Workshop, held in Bogor, Indonesia. March 26-27, 2002.

International Potato Center (CIP), Bogor, Indonesia.

242 pages.

Contents	Size (kb)
Foreword	10
Introduction to Volume	26
Implications of CIP-related technologies for poverty reduction in Asia	252
Research priorities for potato in Indonesia	30
Research priorities for sweetpotato in Indonesia	42
Research progress in potato propagation and breeding at Bogor Agricultural University	84
Evaluation of processing potato clones in Indonesia	82
Exploiting the potential source of genetic diversity of true potato seed (TPS) to obtain new superior potato cultivars	55
Potato seed system in Indonesia: a baseline survey	40
Management system for potato breeder seeds	30
A survey of potato fields for root-knot nematode in Ngablak, Central Java	19
Development of component technologies for control of bacterial wilt in potato	100
Potato marketing in North Sumatra and an assessment of Indonesian potato trade	35
The demand for fresh and processed potatoes in Southeast Asia	68
Constraints on potato production in West Sumatra	30
Present status and future research in sweetpotato in Indonesia	92
Economic prospects for root and tuber crop utilization for starch and animal feed in Asia	86
Beyond higher yields: The impact of sweetpotato integrated crop management and farmer field schools in Indonesia	78
Breeding improved sweetpotato varieties in Indonesia	59
Developing transgenic sweetpotato for resistance to insect pests and diseases	46
Flow of sweetpotato vine cutting planting materials among farmers in East Java	73
Poverty alleviation and food security through improving human-pig-sweetpotato systems in Papua, Indonesia	59
List of Contributors	18