Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025): 2025-FNAS-JACSR-2-3

Articles

• Phytochemical Characterization, Compound Isolation, and Anticonvulsant Evaluation of Methanol Stem Bark Extract of Bombax Costatum (Bombacaceae)

  Levi Aondona Apinega, Peter Stephen Akpulu, Musa Muhammed Aliyu, Stephen Dlama, Aliyu Mohammed, Ladan Zakari

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• Haematological Studies on Freshwater Fish Clarias gariepinus (L.) Exposed to Cadmium Chloride

  Festus Ovwighose Onadje, Kesiena Emmanuel Akalusi, Ikechukwu Augustine Chukwurah, Erhomarhua Victor Agbeyi

  9-15

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• Zinc Oxide Co-Doped with Aluminium and Boron (Al:B:ZnO) Thin Films via Sol–Gel Process for Solar Cell Window Layers: A Review

  Kingsley Osarumwense Ewansiha, Anna Oluwaseun Ewansiha, Christine Eseosa Ewansiha, Seun Awoyemi Ayo

  16-30

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• Mineral, Phytochemical, and Toxicological Analyses of Root Extracts of Fluted Pumpkin (Telfairia occidentalis Hook f.)

  Oladotun Bamiji Isola, Samuel Ehigie, Osaro Iyekowa

  31-44

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• Impact of Weed Management Strategies on Soil Chemical Properties, Fertility Dynamics, and Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) Productivity in a Semi-Arid Environment

  Emmanuel Abraham Shittu, Tasiu Tukur Bello, Moses Samuel Bassey

  45-54

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• Physicochemical Properties of Sediments from the Rumuolumeni Axis of the New Calabar River, Rivers State, Nigeria

  Prince Aruchi Chikordi Amechi, Tamuno-Boma Odinga-Israel, Okorinama Abarinkia Francis Wokoma

  55-64

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• Issues in Highly Processed Foods among Nigerians: An Analysis of Consumption Expenditure Patterns Using National Bureau of Statistics Data

  Minaseichinbo Bamson, Stella Otito Mandah, Precious Eze

  65-69

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• Physicochemical quality of pharmaceutical effluents from parts of south-eastern Nigeria.

  Ogadinma Ekwy Nwoko, Maryjoy Chidinma Maduwuba, Kelechi, Stanley Dike, Charlse Emeka Obiukwu

  70-79

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• Microbial Population Dynamics of Paracetamol and Ibuprofen Impacted Effluent

  Ogadinma Ekwy Nwoko, Maryjoy Chidinma Maduwuba, Kelechi Stanley Dike, Charlse Emeka Obiukwu

  80-88

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