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PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIP OF SW ASIAN AND AFRICAN ASPARAGUS (ASPARAGACEAE)
Project summary:
A phylogenetic study of some relatively selected southwest Asian species of the genus Asparagus would be carried out to investigate phylogenetic origin and possible links with African elements. Phylogenetic inferences are going to be drawn based on four data sets; from plastid markers cpDNA (trnH-psbA, trnD-trnT and 3’ndhF) and nuclear DNA (phytochrome C (PHYC)).This phylogenetic investigation can be used to trace biogeographic history of south Asian species of Asparagus and hence infer the floristic links between African and southwest Asian flora
First Name:
Hussaini Abdullahi
Highest degree:
Masters in Botany
Year obtained:
2010
Applicant Status:
Current student
Iran
Flowering plants
Relevant publications (minimum 1, maximum 4):
Abdullahi, H; A. A. Manga and Mustapha, Y (2010). Effect of NPK fertilization and seed rate on the performance of Hungry rice (Digitaria exilis Stapf). 1: Growth components. Biological and Environmental Sciences Journal of the Tropics 7(3):156 – 160.
Abdullahi, H; Mustapha Y. and A. A. Manga (2010). Effect of NPK fertilization and seed rate on the performance of Hungry rice (Digitaria exilis Stapf.) II: Yield and Yield components. Biological and Environmental Sciences Journal of the Tropics 7(4): 207 – 211.
SM, Y., Ali, M.U. and Abdullahi, H., (2015). Does Botrytis Cinerea Influence Parasitization of Myzus Persicae by Aphidiu colemani?. Journal of Plant Science & strategies. Volume 2, Issue 2
Yahaya, S. M., Abdullahi, H., & Umar, M. A. (2015). Does
learning by parasitoid influence host choice and handling
time?. CIBTech Journal of Microbiology, 4(3), 20-26.
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Professor Hossein Akhani
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