Attendees pose for a group photo at the Esella Country Hotel, Kampala, Uganda.
Source: John Colvin

Trainees check for the presence of whitefly nymphs under cassava leaves.
Source: John Colvin

Trainees check for the presence of whitefly nymphs under cassava leaves.
Source: Tom Omara

Abundant whitefly population under a cassava leaf.
Source: John Colvin

Abundant whitefly population under a cassava leaf.
Source: Tom Omara

Massive whitefly nymph on a cassava leaf.
Source: Tom Omara

Heavy presence of sooty mould on lower cassava leaves and whitefly feeding damage on top leaves.
Source: Tom Omara

ACWF Project Team Leader for Africa, Dr. Peter Sseruwagi, demonstrates to trainees the use of E-tablets for field data recording.
Source: Tom Omara

Team members test out digital data capturing techniques using a smart phone.
Source: John Colvin

Team members test out digital data capturing techniques using a smart phone.
Source: Daniel Mutembesa

Team members test out digital data capturing techniques using a smart phone.
Source: Daniel Mutembesa

Trainees collect adult whitefly samples using a pooter.
Source: John Colvin

Dr. Michael Otim (NARO Senior Entomologist) demonstrates to trainees the use of improvised paper bags for whitefly nymph hatching and for checking the level of parasitism on nymphs.
Source: Tom Omara

NARO Senior Technician, Mr. John Robert Oba, takes the team through the process of identifying nymphal instars and parasitized nymphs under a microscope.
Source: Tom Omara

African Cassava Whitefly Research Project Team in Uganda R-L (Tom Omara, Sam Wamani, Patrick Ocitti, Dr. Andrew Kalyebi, Dr. Micheal Otim and Dr. Chris Omongo) poses for a group photo with Senior Administrative Officer of NaCRRI (left in Tie).
Source: Tom Omara