ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
ISSN: 2795-3629
EISSN: 2795-3629
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i2
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Bioactive and Cytotoxic Potential of leaf extracts of Ficus asperifolia and Phyllantus amarus on brine shrimp
Friday Titus Emmanuel*, Victoria Obiageli Nwaneri-Chidozie, Samuel Eneojo Akor, and Stephen Anawo
Plants are consumed for medicinal purposes. The characterisation of these plants is required to reveal potential beneficial properties and toxicity. Therefore, this study investigated the bioactive and cytotoxicity potential of Ficus asperifolia and Pyllanthus amarus, which rural dwellers in Nigeria consume. Phytochemical studies were performed on both plants' aqueous and ethanolic leaf extracts,
A Summary of Advancements on Pollution Monitoring on Engines with Reciprocating Motion Using Cloud-Based Statistical Analysis
Nnadikwe Johnson*, Samuel H. Kwelle, Esther Odiki, Wopara Onuoha Fidelis, Akuchie Justin Chukwuma
The Research seeks to address the pressing issue of pollution monitoring on engine with reciprocating motion by leveraging advancements in cloud based statistical analysis. with the growing concerns about environmental pollution and its impact on public Health, it has become crucial to develop more efficient and accurate methods for monitoring and managing pollution emissions from engines. To tack
Diversity and Valorization of Fruit Tree in Guinea Savannah Agrosystems of Adamawa, Cameroun Republic
Dongock Nguemo Delphine*, Fawa Guidawa, Firita Marie Ivonne, Oumarou Haman Zéphirin, Kouvou Halimatou, Fekwa Awe Crépin, Ngamo Tinkeu Simon Léonard, Mapongmetsem Pierre Marie
Agrosystems combines a variety of forms of production that generate socio-economic benefits and environmental services. They are facing challenges in terms of improving people's living conditions and preserving biological diversity. The aim of this study was to characterize the agrosystems of the Adamawa region. About 101 farmers were interview. Floristic inventories were then carried out in plan
Hydrogeophysical Survey and Vulnerability Assessment of some Communities in Okigwe Local Government Area, South-east Nigeria
Ahamefule Y.C., Agbodike Ifeanyi I.C., Ogbonna T.L.
Detailed hydrogeophysical and vulnerability studies of the aquifer systems in Okigwe area with focus on communities such as Aku, Agbobu, Ihube and Umulolo was carried out using the vertical electrical sounding (VES) method and the DRASTIC model. A total of twelve (12) vertical electrical sounding (VES) were acquired using the digital Omega Terrameter 0198. The Schlumberger configuration with a max
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