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 | Karori, S.M.; Wachira, F.N.; Ngure, R.M.; Wanyoko, J.K.; Kagira, J.M. (2010) |
| Effects of Kenyan tea on inflammation: an animal model study | |
| Tea. Volume 31 #1. July. p. 13-21. |
| Kebeney, S.J.; Kamau, D.M.; Othieno, C.O.; Ng'etich, W.K.; Owuor, P.O. (2010) |
| Changes in soil chemical properties and leaf nutrients content in tea due to nitrogen fertilizer rates and application intervals | |
| Tea. Volume 31 #1. July. p. 22-37. |
| Bore, J.K. (2009) |
| Mechanical harvesting of tea in Kenya: a review and future | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #2. December. p. 30-39. |
| Bore, J.K.; Masinde, P.W.; Kahangi, E.M.; Ng'etich, W.K.; Owuor, P.O. (2009) |
| Effects of water stress on growth and water relations of young grafted tea | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #2. December. p. 11-23. |
| Cheserek, B.C.; Ng'etich, W.K. (2009) |
| Surface runoff and infiltration rates on tea fields under different vegetation covers | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #1. July. p. 63-67. |
| Cheserek, B.C.; Kipkorir, E.C.; Ucakuwun, E.K.; Ng'etich, W.K. (2009) |
| Mapping soil erosion risks in Timbilil Tea Estate, Kericho District, Kenya using remote sensing and geographic information systems | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #1. July. p. 54-62. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Oenema, O.; Spiertz, H.; Owuor, P.O. (2009) |
| Changes in soil properties following conversion of forests into changes intensively managed camellia sinensis L. plantations along a chronosequence | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #1. July. p. 42-53. |
| Nyabundi, K.W. (2009) |
| Nursery performance of different tea shoot types | |
| Tea. Volume 30 #2. December. p. 24-29. |
| Muoki, R.C.; Wachira, F.N.; Pathak, R.; Kamunya, S.M. (2007) |
 | Potential male gametophyte competition among camellia sinensis genotypes in isolated biclonal seed orchards |
| African Crop Science Journal. Volume 15 #2. June. p. 59-66. |
| Bore, J.K. (2005) |
| Effects of intercrops on yields of young tea | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 52-56. |
| Bore, J.K.; Ng'etich, W.K. (2005) |
| Effects of double Hedgerow spacing on yields and yield components | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 46-51. |
| Corley, R.H.V.; Chomboi, K.C. (2005) |
| Tea tasting-a statistical evaluation of tasters' skills | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #1. July. p. 10-18. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Wanyoko, J.K.; Owuor, P.O. (2005) |
| Mature leaf nutrient levels as a diagnostic tool for making fertilizer recommendations in mature tea: the case of Clone BBK 35 | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 57-69. |
| Kamunya, S.M.; Wachira, F.N. (2005) |
| Performance of tea shoots propagated under varying rooting media and acclimatization regimes | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 70-80. |
| Ng'etich, W.K. (2005) |
| Weather and tea yields | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 33-34. |
| Sudoi, V. (2005) |
| Emerging issues on food safety: pesticide residues in tea | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #1. July. p. 6-9. |
| Wachira, F.N.; Kamunya, S.M. (2005) |
| Kenyan teas are rich in antioxidants | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #2. December. p. 81-89. |
| Wachira, F.N.; Ronno, W. (2005) |
| Tea research along value chains; constraints and potential areas of inter-institutional collaboration | |
| Tea. Volume 26 #1. July. p. 19-31. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (2004) |
| Long term effects of rates and types of nitrogenous fertilizers in high yielding clone AHP S 5/10 Tea on; II). available soil Sulphur | |
| Tea. Volume 25 #2. December. p. 32-37. |
| Kamunya, S.M.; Wachira, F.N.; Muoki, R.C. (2004) |
| Evaluation of newly developed clones of tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze) for yields, drought tolerance and quality: preliminary indicators | |
| Tea. Volume 25 #1. July. p. 12-19. |
| Kamunya, S.N.; Wachira, F.N (2004) |
| Preliminary observations on inheritance of yield and some physiological traits in tea | |
| Tea. Volume 25 #2. December. p. 24-31. |
| Sudoi, V. (2004) |
| Strategies for control of red crevice mites (Brevipalpus phoenicis Geijskes) on tea | |
| Tea. Volume 25 #1. July. p. 20-23. |
| Wachira, F.N.; Kamunya, S.M. (2004) |
| The effect of different soil potting containers on rooting of tea cuttings: preliminary indicators | |
| Tea. Volume 25 #1. July. p. 4-7. |
| Bore, J.K. (2003) |
| Effect of pruning machine on recovery and yield of tea | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #2. December. p. 69-73. |
| Kamanu, J.N. (2003) |
| The keeping quality of black tea fired to different moisture content levels in a fluid bed dryer | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #1. July. p. 21-28. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.; Wanyoko, J.K. (2003) |
| Long term effects of rates and types of nitrogenous fertilizers on high yielding clone AHP S15/10 tea. Pt. 1. Yields and nutrient uptake | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #1. July. p. 14-20. |
| Kamunya, S.M.; Wachira, F.N.; Rotich, S.; Wanyoko, J.K. (2003) |
| Clonal tea response to varying nursery rooting media | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #2. December. p. 52-62. |
| Kamunya, S.M. (2003) |
| Tea improvement: strides, constraints & opportunities | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #1. July. p. 38-49. |
| Ng'etich, W.K. (2003) |
| The tea plant's responses to environment: a review | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #1. July. p. 29-37. |
| Otieno, W. (2003) |
| Integrated management of hypoxylon wood rot of tea (Camellia sinensis L. (O) Kuntze): the components and their applications | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #1. July. p. 4-13. |
| Tarus, P.K.; Lang'at-Thoruwa, C.C.; Wanyonyi, A.W.; Chhabra, S.C. (2003) |
| Bioactive metabolites from trichoderma harzianum and trichoderma longibrachiatum |
| Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Ethiopia. Volume 17 #2. December. p. 185-190. |
| Wanyoko, J.K.; Owuor, P.; Amuyunzu, P. (2003) |
| Boron studies in tea. Pt. 1. Leaf analysis | |
| Tea. Volume 24 #2. December. p. 74-79. |
| Kavoi, M.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Siele, D.K. (2002) |
| Minimum tea hectarage hypothesis: the case of smallholder tea sub-sector in Kenya |
| Journal of Agriculture Science and Technology. Volume 4 #1. p. 1-14. |
| Kavoi, M.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Siele, D.K. (2002) |
| Socio-economic factors influencing productivity levels of tea in Kenya: a probit analysis of smallholder sub-sector | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 72-80. |
| Mamati, G.E.; Wachira, F.N.; Njuguna, C.K. (2002) |
| Clonal tea evaluation for potential as new cultivars in the TRFK plant improvement programme-preliminary results | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 54-61. |
| Obanda, M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wekesa, H. (2002) |
| The influence of clone and plucking standards on the formation of black tea chemical and sensory parameters | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 81-90. |
| Sudoi, V.; Koske, S.K.; Langat, J.K. (2002) |
| Managing tea pests using petroleum oil spray: 1. scale insects (Ceroplastes sp) | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 68-71. |
| Wachira, F.N. (2002) |
| Genetic mapping of tea: a review of achievements and opportunities | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 91-102. |
| Wanyoko, J.K. (2002) |
| Quantification of fine root density of mature tea preliminary observations/indications | |
| Tea. Volume 23 #2. December. p. 62-67. |
| Anonymous (2001) |
| Message from Tea Board of Kenya: the role and functions in a liberalised tea industry | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). March 15. p. 21-27. |
| Bore, J.K.; Ng'etich, W.K. (2001) |
| Effects of ergostim on tea plant recovery from drought | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 74-78. |
| Kamanu, J.N. (2001) |
| The effect of drier temperatures on the quality of tea fired in a fluid bed drier in Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 29-37. |
| Magoma, G.N.; Wachira, F.N.; Obanda, M. (2001) |
| The pharmacological potential and catechin diversity inherent in Kenya tea | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 83-93. |
| Mamati, G.E. (2001) |
| Tea: trends of improvement in Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 125-130. |
| Ng'etich, W.K.; Bore, J.K. (2001) |
| The effect of brassinolides (plant growth regulators) on yield and yield attributes of clonal tea (Camellia siensis) | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 8-12. |
| Njoroge, P.N. (2001) |
| Tea factory companies | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). March 15. p. 28-29. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Policy factors influencing smallholder tea production in Kenya. Pt. 2. A socio-economic analysis of smallholder farmers | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 117-124. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Policy factors influencing smallholder tea production in Kenya. Pt. 1. A socio-economic analysis of extension staff | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 110-116. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Economic efficiency analysis of factory farm clusters in smallholder tea production in Kenya: a case study of Nyamira District | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 103-109. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Socio-economic analysis of chemical inputs in the smallholder tea subsector in Kenya: a qualitative study on extension service knowledge and farm adoption levels | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 94-102. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Differentiation of small and micro tea farms in the smallholder tea sub-sector in Kenya: a study of relative efficiency | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 56-69. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Relative efficiency of the smallholder tea farms factory clusters in Nyambene District, Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 51-55. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2001) |
| Economic efficiency in smallholder tea production in Kenya: the case of Kirinyaga, Nyambene, Nandi and Nyamira districts | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 38-50. |
| Sudoi, V.; Bii, V.K.; Langat, J.K. (2001) |
| The efficacy of petroleum oil (Murphoil) and neem seed oil product (Achook) sprays on mortality of scale insects (Aspidiotus sp) on tea: preliminary indications | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #2. December. p. 79-82. |
| Sudoi, V.; Wanyoko, J.K.; Owuor, P.O.; Langat, J.K. (2001) |
| Prospects for NPK 25:5:5:5 fertilizer as a component of Brevipalpus phoenicis geijskes (Acari; Tenuipalpidae) mite pest management | |
| Tea. Volume 22 #1. July. p. 13-19. |
| Anonymous (2000) |
| From KTDA to tea factory companies | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). May 18. p. 24-25. |
| Bore, J.K.; Ng'etich, W.K. (2000) |
| Mechanical harvesting of tea. Pt. 1. Yield and leaf standards | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 19-23. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (2000) |
| Split application of nitrogen fertilizer rates in two tea cultivars grown in the Eastern and Western highlands of Kenya. Pt. 1. Confirmatory results on yield effects | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 76-85. |
| Kamau, D.M. (2000) |
| Maintenance of guard rows in fertilizer field experiments | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 5-8. |
| Kavoi, M.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Siele, D.K.; Oyugi, L.A. (2000) |
| Factors impeding tea production in smallholder sub-sector of the Kenya tea industry. Pt. 3. Economic assessment of the enterprise | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 42-46. |
| Kavoi, M.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Siele, D.K.; Kilungo, J.K. (2000) |
| Factors impeding tea production in smallholder sub-sector of the Kenya tea industry. Pt. 2. Allocative efficiency of farm inputs | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 35-41. |
| Kavoi, M.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Siele, D.K.; Kilungo, J.K. (2000) |
| Factors impeding tea production in smallholder sub-sector of the Kenya tea industry. Pt. 1. Green leaf supply | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 28-34. |
| Kirimi, L.W.A.; Rop, I.K. (2000) |
| An alternative green tea leaf transportation model for small-holder farmers in Kiambu District, Kenya | |
| Egerton Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education. Volume 3 #1. August. p. 75-81. |
| Ng'etich, W.K.; Bore, J.K. (2000) |
| Mechanical harvesting of tea. Pt. 2. Effects on soil physical properties | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 24-27. |
| Nyanga, A.W.; Simbua, E.F.; Ndamugoba, D.M. (2000) |
| Constraints and challenges for improving profitability of smallholders tea production in Tanzania: potential roles for research | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 47-58. |
| Obure, C.M. (2000) |
| Liberalisation of the tea industry | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). July 31. p. 32. |
| Othieno, C.O.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (2000) |
| Changes in some chemical characteristics of soils under old moribund tea and effect of rehabilitation of the soil | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 86-91. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2000) |
| Factors impeding tea production in smallholder sub-sector of the Kenya tea industry: an assessment of farmers awareness and adoption levels of technologies | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 111-122. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Kavoi, M.M.; Siele, D.K. (2000) |
| Factors impeding tea production in smallholder sub-sector of the Kenya tea industry: an assessment of extension staff awareness of existing technologies | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 101-110. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Otieno, W.; Othieno, C.O. (2000) |
| Inhibition of seed germination and radicle growth of lettuce by water extracts of tea leaves | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 62-65. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Obanda, M. (2000) |
| Towards establishment of shelf life of black teas | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #1. July. p. 9-14. |
| Wanyoko, J.K.; Taerum, A.S.; Owuor, P.O. (2000) |
| Chlorophyll meter use on field grown tea. Pt. 1. The optimum leaf age and measuring positions on a leaf blade | |
| Tea. Volume 21 #2. December. p. 66-70. |
| Kamanu, J.N. (1999) |
| The effect of moisture content of tea dried in a fluid bed dryer on the quality of black tea in Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #1. July. p. 48-53. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (1999) |
| Effects of rates and ratios of nitrogen and potash fertilisers on seedling tea at Kericho. Pt. 3. Leaf nitrogen and potassium contents | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #1. July. p. 37-47. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (1999) |
| Effects of rates and ratios of nitrogen and potash fertilisers on seedling tea at Kericho. Pt. 2. Yields | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #1. July. p. 30-36. |
| Muchai, E. (1999) |
| Clear as mud | |
| Executive (Nairobi, Kenya). November. p. 25-26. |
| Ng'etich, W.K.; Bore, J.K.; Misoi, S.K. (1999) |
| Effects of GA3 on yield and components of yield in tea | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #2. December. p. 66-71. |
| Ng'etich, W.K. (1999) |
| Effects of different applied nitrogen rates on yield and plant survival during periods of water stress | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #2. December. p. 61-65. |
| Otieno, W. (1999) |
| Competitive colonization of stem sections of tea by Trichoderma and Armillaria: effect on viability of the pathogen | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #2. December. p. 76-79. |
| Owino-Gerro, C.; Keter, A.; Mbuvi, J.P. (1999) |
| Agronomic response estimates of acidulated and unacidulated phosphorus sources for tea (Camellia spp L.) grown in Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #1. July. p. 21-29. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Obanda, M.; McLean, G.; Kisinyo, P.O. (1999) |
| Fermentability variations of popular clones from Nandi Hills, Kenya | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #1. July. p. 5-11. |
| Seurei, P. (1999) |
| Relationship between pruning weight, tipping yield, annual and cumulative yields in young tea | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #2. December. p. 57-60. |
| Sudoi, V.; Langat, J.K.; Bor, S.K. (1999) |
| Evaluation of an entomopathogenic fungus for control of tea weevil (Entypotrachelus meyeri micans) in Kenya: preliminary indications | |
| Tea. Volume 20 #2. December. p. 72-75. |
| Wachira, F.N.; Njagi, G.D.E.; Magambo, M.J.S. (1999) |
| A comparative intra-specific karyotype analysis in some Kenya tea cultivars, camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze |
| Discovery and Innovation. Volume 11 #3-4. December. p. 199-206. |
| Anonymous (1998) |
| KTDA is the thief | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). July 12. p. 22-24. |
| Anonymous (1998) |
| Farmers' woes: government uses the tea earnings to boost the shilling and pay salaries | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). July 12. p. 20-21. |
| Bore, J.K.A.; Njuguna, C.K.; Magambo, M.J.S. (1998) |
| Effect of high plant population densities on harvest index and yields: final report | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 66-70. |
| Bore, J.K.A.; Ng'etich, W.K.; Njuguna, C.K. (1998) |
| Performance of clonal tea in rehabilitated and replanted fields: Pt. 1. Yields | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 38-42. |
| Gatabaki, N. (1998) |
| Payment of extra bonus to tea farmers | |
| Finance (Nairobi, Kenya). July 12. p. 26-27. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (1998) |
| Effects of rates and ratios of nitrogen and potash fertilizers on seedling tea at Kericho: Pt. 1. Soil pH, soil available calcium, magnesium and extractable manganese | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 84-91. |
| Kamau, D.M.; Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K. (1998) |
| Economic analysis of nitrogen fertilizers in different tea cultivars east and west of the Rift Valley | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 27-37. |
| Kumar, R.R.; Manivel, L. (1998) |
| Phytohormones in relation to the formation of dormant buds in tea | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 17-26. |
| Lang'at, J.K.; Otieno, W.; Musau, J.M. (1998) |
| Evaluation of some Kenyan tea (camellia sinensis) clones for resistance/susceptibility to pestalotiopsis theae (Sawada) as influenced by some chemical attributes of mature green leaf | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 6-10. |
| Ng'etich, W.K.; Bore, J.K.A. (1998) |
| Performance of clonal tea in rehabilitated and replanted fields: Pt. 2. Effects of soil water deficits | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 77-83. |
| Obanda, M.; Owuor, P.O.; Kamanu, J.N. (1998) |
| Effects of wither duration and fermentation aeration on black tea quality characteristics of tea produced in a commercial factory | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 97-106. |
| Omori, M.; Kato, M.; Tamura, T.; Takada, T.; Owuor, P.O.; Obanda, M. (1998) |
| Production of CTC Gabaron black tea by modifying withering conditions | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 92-96. |
| Otieno, W. (1998) |
| Armillaria-trichoderma interactions and management of armillaria root rot of tea (camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze) | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 11-16. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Obanda, M. (1998) |
| The use of chemical parameters as criteria for selecting for quality in clonal black tea in Kenya: achievements, problems and prospects: review | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 49-58. |
| Owuor, P.O.; Wanyoko, J.K.; Obanda, M.; Othieno, C.O. (1998) |
| Potash and phosphorus fertilizers on black tea quality in the western Kenya highlands | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #1. July. p. 43-48. |
| Seurei, P.; Wachira, F.N.; Obanda, M.; Owuor, P.O. (1998) |
| Breeding and clonal selection: preliminary results from a recent trial | |
| Tea. Volume 19 #2. December. p. 71-76. |
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