Strategies for enhancement of utilization potential of edible woody forest species of south-eastern Nigeria

  • Okafor J
  • Okolo H
  • Ejiofor M
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Abstract

In Nigeria, deforestation, which leads to tremendous loss of biodiversity, is well advanced and about 90% of its rain forest has already been cleared. The Nigerian environment is also beset with many other problems including a food crisis. To address these problems a research project on ''Development and Utilization of some endangered edible forest species of South-eastern Nigeria'' was sponsored by World Wildlife Fund, Washington D.C. The Project investigated chemical evaluation, formulation of new edible products and ex-situ conservation techniques of 16 study species and produced significant results in each of these aspects

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Okafor, J. C., Okolo, H. C., & Ejiofor, M. A. N. (1996). Strategies for enhancement of utilization potential of edible woody forest species of south-eastern Nigeria. In The Biodiversity of African Plants (pp. 684–695). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0285-5_84

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