Genotypic Variation in Cultivated and Wild Sorghum Genotypes in Response to Infestation.

is the most important parasitic weed in sub-Saharan Africa and remains one of the most devastating biotic factors affecting sorghum production in the western regions of Kenya. Farmers have traditionally managed using cultural methods, but the most effective and practical solution to poor smallholder farmers is to develop -resistant varieties. This study was undertaken with the aim of identifying new sources of resistance to in comparison with the conventional sources as standard checks.