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A regional analysis of maize biological diversity in Southeastern Guanajuato, Mexico 

Aguirre Gomez, J.A.; Bellon, M.R.; Smale, M. (CIMMYT, 1998)
Four environments with contrasting potential for agricultural productivity and infrastructure development were identified in Guanajuato State, Mexico, to test hypotheses about the relationship of maize biological diversity ...
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Genetic diversity and maize seed management in a traditional Mexican community: implications for in situ conservation of maize 

Louette, D.; Smale, M. (CIMMYT, 1996)
Results from a study of maize varieties and seed sources in a traditional community in Mexico raise questions about the relevance of models for in situ conservation of crop genetic resources that are based on geographical ...
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Farmer management of maize diversity in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico: CIMMYT INIFAP -- 1998 Baseline Socioeconomic Survey 

Smale, M.; Aguirre Gomez, J.A.; Bellon, M.R.; Rosas, I.M. (CIMMYT, 1999)
Descriptive data from the sample survey of households in the study communities enable us to profile the characteristics of: (1) farm households; (2) the maize populations they grow, based on their own descriptors and the ...
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Farmers' use of improved seed selection practices in Mexican maize: evidence and issues from the Sierra de Santa Marta 

Rice, E.; Smale, M.; Blanco Rosas, J.L. (CIMMYT, 1997)
The principal advantage of in situ conservation is that it allows adaptive evolutionary processes to continue in the species that are being conserved. For a cultivated crop species, in situ conservation involves farmers' ...

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CIMMYT Economics Working Paper (2)CIMMYT NRG Paper (1)Economics Working Paper (1)
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Smale, M. (4)Aguirre Gomez, J.A. (2)Bellon, M. (2)Blanco Rosas, J.L. (1)Louette, D. (1)Mendoza, J. (1)Rice, E. (1)
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CROP MANAGEMENT (4)
INNOVATION ADOPTION (3)BIODIVERSITY (2)ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (2)MAIZE (2)ZEA MAYS (2)AGRONOMIC CHARACTERS (1)CROPPING PATTERNS (1)GENETIC RESOURCES (1)GENOTYPE ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION (1)... View More
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