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- who: ANGALABIRI-OWEI BEKE from the Delta University, Amassoma, Nigeria have published the article: African Journal of Cellular Pathology 2:65-68 (2014), in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
SUMMARY
Mangroves are a diverse group of predominantly tropical trees, shrubs, palms or ground ferns that generally exceed two feet in height, and which grow primarily in the marine intertidal zone. Mangrove forest is found in silt-salt, saline, (brackish water) habitats worldwide, generally along large river deltas, estuaries and coastal areas. Preparation of Plant Materials and Plant Extract Crude extract of the leaf was prepared . . .
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