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1. Sangu E, Tibazarwa F.I, Nyomora A, Symonds R.C. (2015). Expression of genes for the biosynthesis of compatible solutes during pollen development under heat stress in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum). Journal of Plant Physiology 178 10–16Conference papers
2. Pinel-Galzi A, Mpunami A, Sangu E, Rakotomalala M, Traoré O, Sérémé D, Sorho F, Séré Y, Kanyeka Z, Konaté G, and Fargette D, (2009). Recombination, selection and clock-like evolution of Rice yellow mottle virus. Virology doi:10.1016
3. Traoré O, Pinel-Galzi A, Sorho F, Sarra S, Rakotomalala M, Sangu E, Kanyeka Z, Séré Y, Konaté G, and Fargette D, (2009). A reassessment of the epidemiology of Rice yellow mottle virus following recent advances in field and molecular studies. Virus Research 141 258–267
4. Fargette D, Pinel A, Rakotomalala M, Sangu E, Traoré O, Sérémé D, Sorho F, Issaka S, Hébrard E, Séré Y, Kanyeka Z, and Konaté G (2008), Rice yellow mottle virus, an RNA plant virus, evolves as rapidly as most RNA animal viruses. Virology doi:10.1128/JVI.02506-07
5. Kanyeka Z.L, Sangu E, Fargette D, Pinel-Galzi A and Herbrard E (2007), Distribution and Diversity of Local strains of Rice Yellow Mottle Virus in Tanzania. African crop Science Journal 15 (4): 201-209 ISSN 1021-9730
6. Pinel-Galzi A, Rakotomalala M, Sangu E, Sorho F, Kanyeka Z, Traore O, Sareme D, Poulicard N, Rebenantoandro Y, Sere Y, Konate G, Ghesquiere A, Hebrard E and Fargette D (2007), Themes and Variations in the Evolutionary Pathways to Virulence of an RNA Plant Virus Species. PLoS Pathogen 3 (11): 180 – 190