Ecophenotypic variation of fruits, natural seed germination and seedling growth of Picralima nitida in Dahomey Gap: implication for conservation and valorization
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DOI: 10.1007/s10668-020-00940-6
Abstract: Picralima nitida is an important African medicinal plant species threatened in the Dahomey Gap. It is used in pharmaceutical industries and traditional medicine to treat several diseases. Despite its importance, this the species faces a… read more here.
Keywords: ecophenotypic variation; seed; dahomey gap; seed germination ... See more keywords