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  1. Pterocarpus santalinoides leaf is rich in nutrients and medicinal
  2. Microbial Succession During Box and Heap Fermentation of Cocoa Beans (Theobroma Cocoa)-impacts on Nutrients and Chocolate Quality
  3. Nutrient, phytochemical and carotenoid profiles of two cultivars of Pterocarpus santalinoides (nturukpa) as affected by selected processing methods
  4. Health Benefits and Medicinal Value of Pentaclethra Macrophylla
  5. Effect of Isolated Cultures Fermentation on the Microbial Loads of Fermented African Oil Bean Seed (<i>Pentachletra macrophylla</i>) Products
  6. Corchorus Olitorius Leaves Affect Nutrient Utilization and Improve Biochemical Indices of Alloxan Induced Diabetic Wistar Rats
  7. Processing and preservation complement production efforts to promote food security.
  8. Changes in Nutrient Composition and Quality Characteristics of Peeled Citrullus Lunatus, Preserved in Different Packaging Materials.
  9. Peeled melon seeds (Citrullus lunatus) can be stored in hessian bags for 3 months
  10. Ethanolic extract of Moringa oleifera leaves shows Anti-hyperglycemic potencies on experimental Wistar rats: a focus on optimization of biomarkers of type 2 diabetes
  11. Corchorus olitorius leaves affect nutrient utilization and improve biochemical indices of alloxan induced diabetic Wistar rats.
  12. Impact of cooking methods on the chemical and antioxidant composition of some indigenous vegetables used in different food dishes in Southeast Nigeria
  13. Effect of processing and substitution levels of Ukwa (Treculia africana) on the anti-nutrient factors, in-vitro starch and protein digestibility and total essential amino-acid content of snack bars
  14. Box fermentation and solar drying improves chocolate quality
  15. Nutrients and health benefits of underutilized green leafy vegetables.
  16. Harnessing the potentials of sweet potatoes for improved food security in developing countries.
  17. Solid state fermentation improves the quality of soy cassava diets
  18. Snack bars from African breadfruit maize and coconut composite flour
  19. Biotechnology for improved food fermentation
  20. Underutilized fermented foods have potentials for improving food security
  21. Moringa oleifera leaf is a good source of antioxidants
  22. Steaming processing produces good quality palm oil
  23. Oil pollution cause contamination of Orashi river and its aquatic flora
  24. Treculia africana (African breadfruit) has remarkable medicinal values and nutritional quality
  25. Current perspectives on the Nutrient composition and health benefits of yams (Discorea species)
  26. Piper guineense is an aromatic spice with medicinal properties
  27. Identification of Lactic acid bacteria from Nono (a traditionally fermented milk)
  28. Oven drying helps carotenoid retention in Orange fleshed sweet potatoes
  29. Biochar ameliorates oil and gas polluted soils and improves growth of Telfairia occidentalis
  30. Farmers perception on gas flaring and biochar soil remediation
  31. Planting conditions for high yield of pro-vitamin A sweet potatoes
  32. Moderate contamination earmarked along Orashi river, Nigeria
  33. Plant ash reduces cooking time of African yam bean and increases nutritive value
  34. Sweet potato (OFSP) and African yam bean (AYB) improves nutrient density of yellow maize
  35. Plant products used as blood boosters
  36. Effect of Planting Distance and Harvesting Period on the Composition, and Quality Parameters of Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato Varieties (Umuspo-1 and Ex-Onyunga)
  37. Water is the best beverage
  38. Composition and health benefits of Vernonia amygdalina
  39. Wounderful kola Buchholzia coriacea is effective for the management of type diabetes
  40. BIOCHAR FROM OIL PALM FIBRE IMPROVES POLLUTED SOILS
  41. Waterleaf (Talinum triangulare) alleviates micronutrient deficiency
  42. Vernonia amygdalina is effective in the management of type 2 diabetes
  43. Orange-fleshed sweet potatoes contain more protein when harvested after 12 weeks of planting
  44. Piper guineense extract for the protection of stored cowpeas
  45. Safety of Aadirachta indica seed oil
  46. Evaluation of the Effect of Planting Distance and Harvesting Time on the Carotenoids and Phytochemicals of Selected Orange-Fleshed Sweet Potato Varieties
  47. Variety, planting distance and time of harvest affect the carotenoids in Sweet Potatoes (OFSP)
  48. Coconut milk enhances the quality and acceptability of cheese from cowmilk
  49. Amaranthus hybridus is a rich source of pro vitamin A and Iron
  50. Consumption of these spices have added health benefits
  51. Some enriched cassava flours may be used to develop noodles
  52. Processing orangel fleshed sweet potatoes to retain their pro-vitamin A potentials.
  53. Nature and functions of Yam and cococyam starches
  54. Infected yams lose their nutritional and organoleptic properties
  55. Biological control of fungal infection in yams using lactic acid bacteria
  56. Traditional starter cultures used for the fermentation of Kindirmo milk product vary
  57. Yellow cocoyam (Xanthosoma maffa) contains more antioxidants than many yam species
  58. Natural secretions from lactic acid bacteria inhibit food bornes pathogens and enhance safety
  59. Additives increase organic acid content and improves aroma of fermented castor seeds
  60. Sodium chloride and Lime influence the volatiles from fermenting castor bean seeds
  61. Telfairia occidentalis (Fluted Pumpkin) (ugu) leaf is a good source of Vit A and iron.
  62. Use of lime and Sodium Chloride improve the Quality of Traditionally fermented castor seeds
  63. Pasteurization and preservation with Sodium metabisulphite extends the shelf life of Kunun beverage
  64. Xylopia aethiopica enhances short term storage life of cowpeas
  65. Essential oils from Ocimum basilicum and Lavandula hybrida are toxic to Balanogastris kolae
  66. Fermentation and Moist Heat Treatment improves the Nutrient Composition of Hungry Rice
  67. Use of nitrogen fertilizer increases nutrient content of three varieties of sweet potatoes
  68. Crayfish improves the nutritional quality of Bambara groundnut -sorghum composite diets
  69. Modified starches improve the organoleptic properties of biscuits
  70. Variety and packaging affect deterioration of cowpea flours and protein concentrates
  71. Plant products retard sugar utilization in fresh palm wine
  72. Insect Infestation reduces the nutrient quality of cowpea seeds
  73. Bambara groundnut varieties have different compositional characteristics which affect processing
  74. Infestation alters the physicochemical and functional properties of cowpeas.
  75. COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS VISCOSITY REDUCING TREATMENTS ON THE QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF A COWPEA-SORGHUM INFANT FOOD
  76. Effects of processing and in vitro proteolytic digestion on soybean and yambean hemagglutinins
  77. Composition and Functional properties of food thickeners
  78. Thevetia peruviana is a potent rat poison
  79. Flour from fluted pumpkin seeds improves the nutritional quality of complementary food
  80. Natural fermented legumes are good favourants for local dishes in Nigeria
  81. p-Nitrophenol inhibits browning caused by cocoyam polyphenol oxidase