Search Results - "Okoli, B.E"

Evaluation of Cytological and Morphological Traits of Morinda lucida Benth. - An Under-exploited Tropical Species by Ilodibia, C.V., Okoli, B.E., Okeke, C.U.

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In vitro shoot multiplication of Zehneria capillacea (Shumach) C. Jeffrey, a wild edible cucurbit in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria by Agogbua, J.U., Okoli, B.E.

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Multivariate pattern of quantitative trait variation in triploid banana and plantain cultivars by Osuji, Julian O., Okoli, Bosa E., Vuylsteke, Dirk, Ortiz, Rodomiro

“…Plantains and bananas ( Musa spp. L.) are inter- or intraspecific triploid hybrids derived from crosses between M. acuminata Colla. (A genome) and M…”
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Observations on the floral morphology of some Dioscorea species (Dioscoreaceae) in Nigeria by Edeoga, H.O, Agba, I. (Edo State Univ., Ekpoma (Nigeria)), Okoli, B.E

“…Observations on floral morphology of eight species of Dioscorea, namely, D. bulbifera, D. dumetorum, D. hirtiflora, D. minutiflora, D. preussii, D…”
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Histochemical localization of calcium oxalate crystals in starch grains of yams (Dioscorea) by Okoli, B.E, Green, B.O

“…The bulbils and/or tubers of seven species of yams (Dioscorea) were examined for crystal content using light microscopy and histochemistry. Calcium oxalate…”
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Fluted pumpkin, Telfairia occidentalis: West African vegetable crop [Cucurbitaceae] by Okoli, Bosa E., Mgbeogu, C. M.

“…Fluted pumpkin, Telfairia occidentalis, is native to West Africa but occurs mostly in its cultivated form in various parts of southern Nigeria. It is widely…”
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Wild and cultivated cucurbits in Nigeria [Telfairia, Curbita, Citrullus, economic potential] by Okoli, Bosa E.

“…The family Cucurbitaceae is represented in Nigeria by 21 genera, many of which are of considerable economic importance. Certain genera, such as Telfairia,…”
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Calcium-containing crystals in Telfairia Hooker (Cucurbitaceae) by Okoli, B.E, McEuen, A.R

“…Polarized light and scanning electron microscopy were used to examine the distribution, location and form of crystals in the leaves, probracts, stems, flowers…”
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