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    Effect of NPK blended fertilizer application on soil Physico-Chemical Properties, Growth, physiology and yield of two finger millet (Eleusine coracana L. Gaertn.) varieties grown in acidic soils of Kakamega Western Kenya. 

    SIMIYU, Dennis Wamalwa (Maseno University, 2018)
    Finger millet is one of the most important cereal crops in Kenya. It is staple food rich in minerals and vitamins required for good health. Finger millet is a hardy crop compared to other cereals and it is for this reason ...
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    Morphological and molecular characterization, pathogenicity and co-infection effects of Ustilago kamerunensis with “candidatus phytoplasma oryzae” strain mbita 1 on napier grass growth tolerance under varying nutrients and moisture levels 

    OMAYIO, Dennis Ondieki (Maseno University, 2018)
    ABSTRACT: Napier grass (Pennisetum purpureum Schum.) is a leading feed for dairy animals in Eastern and Central Africa. In recent years the napier grass production has been threatened by napier head smut (NHS) and napier ...
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    Responses of Humid Savanna Vegetation to the Interaction of Livestock Grazing and Rainfall Variability In Lambwe Valley, Kenya 

    OTIENO , Joseph Ondier (Maseno University, 2021)
    Tsetse fly control in Lambwe valley has made the region habitable and opened it up for human settlement. The region has, therefore, experienced a steady increase in human population growth. Since most of the households in ...
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    Distribution of the water hyacinth [eichhornia crassipes (mart.) Solms.], its carpet Characteristics, some of its diseases and Pests in the winam gulf of Lake Victoria 

    OPANDE, George.O (Maseno University, 2002)
    The occurrence of the Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes [Mart.] Solms) in the Winam gulfhas created numerous negative attributes that make its control an urgent priority. Little has been reported about its carpet ...
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    Growth and Physiological Responses of Bambara Groundnut to Sodium Chloride Salinity 

    AMBEDE, Jane Gayalwa (Maseno University, 2012)
    Bambara groundnut is one of the most neglected and under-utilized indigenous African legume with potential to alleviate food insecurity, malnutrition and poverty in tropical semi-arid regions of Africa. The crop is drought ...
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    Anti-bacterial activity of Moringa spp seed.extracts and their water flocculation ability 

    ATIENO, Walter . Otieno (Maseno university, 2010)
    Water-borne diseases are some of the main problems in developing countries; about 1.6 million people compelled to use contaminated water. In many communities in the Winam Division,water clarification/purification methods ...
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    Evaluation of phenetic characters ·and growth Performance of native wood ear mushrooms (Auricularia species) on partially composted Agricultural wastes 

    ONYANGO, Benson Odhiambo (Maseno university, 2010)
    Wood ear mushrooms (Auricularia species) are a group of jelly fungi which occur as saprophytes on stumps or at the bases of dead or dying woody trees found in tropical regions. They have an ear shaped fruiting body from ...
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    Effects of ungulate Herbivory and tree canopy on Ecosystem processes in Ruma National park, Kenya 

    NYONGESAH, M.W. John (Maseno university, 2010)
    Herbivores and tree canopies may have significant influences on savanna ecosystem functioning that are not yet clearly understood. Positive influences of grazers and trees may be associated with fecal deposition and the ...
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    The effects of ocimum gratissimum, ipomoea batatas And brassica oleracea var botrytis extracts on the Growth and disease-causing capability of ralstonia Solanacearum in solanum tuberosum 

    WAGURA, Alice Gathoni (Maseno university, 2010)
    Irish potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is a major cash and food crop worldwide. The production of this crop has in a great way been negatively affected by the extensive spread of bacterial wilt that is caused by Ralstonia ...
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    Melliferous taxa, floral calendar, Melissopalynology, and organoleptic characterization of aboriginal Ogiek honey in the eastern Mau forest block, Kenya 

    OMONDI, Philip Onyango (Maseno university, 2019)
    Mau forest is one of the five water towers in Kenya serving as a critical catchment area for rivers and lakes in both Kenya and Tanzania. It plays a critical role in livelihood support. Eastern Mau forest has experienced ...
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    AuthorAJWANG, Joseph Ombidi’ (1)AMBEDE, Jane Gayalwa (1)ANTON, Elvis O. J. (1)ARUM, Sophy Filet (1)ATENYA, Christine Wesonga (1)ATIENO, Walter . Otieno (1)AUMA, Dorah Oula (1)AUMA, Millicent Othieno (1)Emitaro, Omuketi William (1)KIPKORIR, Collins Kebenei (1)... View MoreSubjectBotany (5)Antibacterial Resistance Profiles (1)Maize disease causing pathogens (1)parasites(Striga hermonthica) (1)Plant Physiology (1)... View MoreDate Issued2020 - 2024 (3)2010 - 2019 (19)2002 - 2009 (1)Has File(s)
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