ABOUT THE JOURNAL
The Journal of Underutilised Crops Research is an international multi- and transdisciplinary journal that aims to publish original research on various aspects relating to underutilised and neglected crops. Underutilised and neglected crops can be indigenous or exotic, and many rural communities in developing countries rely heavily on these crops. Therefore, there is a need to shift focus to these crops as they are also said to be more resilient to extreme environmental events. Some underutilised crops are said to be “crops of the future”, yet very little is known about them in terms of research. . View our Editorial Team.


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Original Research

 
Phenotypic plasticity of okra for yield and associated traits  
Abe S. Gerrano, Bogaleng M. Matjeke, Lindiwe Khoza, Abueng Moalafi, Micheal Bairu, Lehlogonolo A. Matelele, Precious Sema, Mariette Truter, Sonja Venter
08 April 2024

Original Research

 
Bambara groundnut (Vigna subterranea L.): A climate-resilient crop to address food and nutritional security  
Md Mahmudul H. Khan, Mohd Y. Rafii, Shairul I. Ramlee, Mashitah Jusoh, Md Al-Mamun
30 March 2024

Original Research

 
Assessment of morphological and chlorophyll content traits in Bambara groundnut (Vigna subterannea [verdc L.])  
Sinenhlahla E. Xulu, Abe S. Gerrano, Sydney Mavengahama
17 January 2024

Reviewer Acknowledgement

 
Acknowledgement to reviewers  
Editorial Office
27 November 2023

Short Communication

 
A preliminary evaluation of phenotypic traits of tepary bean (Phaseolus acutifolius A. Gray)  
Refilwe A. Nong, Abe S. Gerrano, Eastonce T. Gwata
19 June 2023

Editorial

 
Underutilised crops research for mitigating food insecurity under persistent climate change  
Ethel E. Phiri
23 August 2022
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