Search Results - "Dabo, Jonathan"

Predictors of plant endemism in two west African forest hotspots by Marshall, Cicely A. M., Dabo, Jonathan, Mensah, Markfred, Ekpe, Patrick, Kpadehyea, James T., Haba, Ouo Ouo, Bilivogui, David, Hawthorne, William D.

“…Centres of endemism have been much studied by biogeographers, ecologists, and evolutionary theorists, and are considered conservation priorities. It is…”
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Antrocaryon micraster (A. Chev. And Guillaumin) stem bark extract demonstrated anti-malaria action and normalized hematological indices in Plasmodium berghei infested mice in the Rane's test by Kumatia, Emmanuel Kofi, Ayertey, Fredrick, Appiah-Opong, Regina, Bolah, Peter, Ehun, Ebenezer, Dabo, Jonathan

“…Malaria is caused by infection with some species of Plasmodium parasite which leads to adverse alterations in physical and hematological features of infected…”
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Herbaceous species and dry forest species have more acquisitive leaf traits than woody species and wet forest species by Matsuo, Tomonari, van der Sande, Masha T., Amissah, Lucy, Dabo, Jonathan, Mohammed Abdul, Salim, Poorter, Lourens

“…Life forms are key to understand the changes in species composition and vegetation types in space and with succession over time. We asked how life forms from…”
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Intervention of standardized ethanol leaf extract of Annickia polycarpa, (DC.) Setten and Maas ex I.M. Turner. (Annonaceae), in Plasmodium berghei infested mice produced anti-malaria action and normalized gross hematological indices by Kumatia, Emmanuel Kofi, Ayertey, Frederick, Appiah-Opong, Regina, Bagyour, Godfrey Kyaakyile, Asare, Kenneth Opare, Mbatcho, Valentine Chi, Dabo, Jonathan

“…Malaria is a global public health burden due to large number of annual infections and casualties caused by its hematological complications. The bark of…”
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Implications for conservation assessment from flux in the botanical record over 20 years in southwest Ghana by Marshall, Cicely A. M., Dabo, Jonathan, Mensah, Markfred, Ekpe, Patrick, Hawthorne, William D.

“…At best, conservation decisions can only be made using the data available at the time. For plants and especially in the tropics, natural history collections…”
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