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Population pattern and phenological behaviours for selected medicinal plants in Nigeria; implications for ex-situ conservation
Recent developments indicated increasing gene-pool depletion for most medicinal plants in Nigeria despite their pharmaceuticals and therapeutic potentials. Initial socio-economic study involving three countries (Nigeria, Ghana and Republic of Benin) identified ten most frequently used medicinal plan...
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