PPT-Transformation of Non-Model Plants on the Sub-Saharan African continent

Richard M undembe Focus of the presentation The talk will focus on methods of plant transformation that have been used on nonmodel crops Cowpea cassava sweet potato and banana will be used as the main examples. Levi . Lúcio. , McGill University. The NECSIS Project. “. NECSIS is focused on the advancement of a software methodology, . called Model-Driven Engineering (MDE), that can yield dramatic . i. mprovements in software-developer productivity and product quality.. World History. Libertyville High School. Nubia. Area between First through Fifth cataracts of Nile. Conquered by Egypt around 2000 BC. Served as major trading center between Egypt, African societies. WHAP. Mr. Sienkiewickz. WELCOME TO THE AMERICAN MEUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. . Sub Saharan Africa in 6 Artifacts. Welcome to the new exhibit on Sub Saharan Africa. In the next 10 minutes I’ll be giving you a tour summarizing the history of Africa in 6 displays.. Before We Begin. May be helpful to review Chapter 3 to refresh your thinking about Africa.. Period of 1000-1500 CE is often a time frame used in the essay portion of the national exam, as there are numerous comparison/contrast or changes and continuities question possibilities.. Sarah Saxon. Location. Sub-Saharan Africa lies south of the Sahara Desert- shaded green. Ceremonies. The . Bira. A Shona religious ceremony involving spirit possession. Mbira. players- musical specialists who perform at ceremony. Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa. Spiritual rites are central to traditional African culture. Include art, music, narrative and dance. 3 distinct types of societies in sub-Saharan Africa:. Nomadic tribes in desert and steppe regions. The Silk Road. Idea of the Silk Road. 1500 . BCE – long distance trade between Central Asia and other peoples. Rome: wanted to link Mediterranean lands with China through Mesopotamia. 100 . BCE – beginning of “Silk Road. Trans-Saharan Trade. AP World History – Chapter 8 Notes. The Sand Roads. Trans-Saharan trade route. Linked North Africa and the Mediterranean world with West Africa. Trans-Saharan Trade. Like the Silk and Sea Roads . Kingdoms, Diffusion, and Change. The Importance of a Desert. Not just physically, but also culturally and politically, Africa is divided by the Sahara desert. The Sahara is the world’s largest desert. The Silk Road. Idea of the Silk Road. 1500 . BCE – long distance trade between Central Asia and other peoples. Rome: wanted to link Mediterranean lands with China through Mesopotamia. 100 . BCE – beginning of “Silk Road. CH. 18. I. Effects of Early African Migrations: Agriculture & Population Growth. Bananas. . - entered sea lanes by the Indian Ocean. . - Cultivation in Madagascar moved E. African mainland. . -Enabled Bantu to increase food supply, enrich diets, and expand. During the era when racism did not exist but virtue,some Africans including Severes Septimus became emperors of Rome and some of the early Popes and saints of the Christian Church were Africans. Saint 1 REPUBLIC OF KENYA, ON “WHAT TRADE MEANS FOR AFRICA” DURING THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) PUBLIC FORUM: 1 ST OCTOBER, 2014, GENEVA SWITZERLAND _____________________________________________ Introduction The Aspiring Moguls – Introduction 1. Eric Muthomi Creates Value from Bananas (Kenya) 2. Patrick Ngowi Lights Up East Africa (Tanzania) 3. Patricia Nzolantima Creates an Advertising