Emmanuel C. Chukwuma
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Plant Taxonomist
Also affiliated: George Washington University Hospital (2023); North Carolina State University (2024); Eni (Italy) (2017); University of South Africa (2025); University of Ibadan (2024); Bowen University (2015); Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria (2012–2026); Radiall (France) (2017); Universidad Independiente (2017); Federal University Oye Ekiti (2023)
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Emmanuel C. Chukwuma's research focuses on the taxonomy and ecological interactions of plant and fungal species. His work includes investigating symbiotic relationships, such as that between wheat root symbionts and fungi, and the role of siderophores in iron chelation. Chukwuma has explored the distribution of economically important tree species and the potential of fungal pathogens as biological control agents. He also contributes to plant taxonomy through numerical approaches and emphasizes the importance of herbaria in biodiversity science. His research has led to 54 publications and 446 citations, with an h-index of 11. He has collaborated with Omokafe Ugbogu on 11 shared publications and Oyetola O. Oyebanji on one shared publication.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 54
- Citations: 453
Selected Publications
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Evaluating the impact of anthropogenic activities and climate change on distribution dynamics and habitat suitability of Lophira alata in Nigeria (2026)
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Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria (2025)
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A Maxent Model for Estimating Suitable Habitats for Some Important Pelargonium Species in South Africa (2024)
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- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Evaluating the impact of anthropogenic activities and climate change on distribution dynamics and habitat suitability of Lophira alata in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Evaluating the impact of anthropogenic activities and climate change on distribution dynamics and habitat suitability of Lophira alata in Nigeria
- A Maxent Model for Estimating Suitable Habitats for Some Important Pelargonium Species in South Africa
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Insufficient collection capacity and facility, bane of plant taxonomic research in Nigeria
- Evaluating the impact of anthropogenic activities and climate change on distribution dynamics and habitat suitability of Lophira alata in Nigeria
- Evaluating the impact of anthropogenic activities and climate change on distribution dynamics and habitat suitability of Lophira alata in Nigeria
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