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Blessing Kavhu

University of Zimbabwe, Department of Geography and Environmental Science, Geo-information and Earth Observation Centre, Mount Pleasant, Harare, Zimbabwe

Biography

works at the University of Zimbabwe Department of Geography and Environmental Science, Geo-information and Earth Observation Centre. Mount Pleasant, Harare, Zimbabwe.Methods of Analysis (Extraction, Separation, Identification and Quantification) of Carotenoids from Natural Products is writen by him
Publications

Decline and Die-Back of Woody Plants in a Physiognomic and Floristically Complex Sebungwe Region and the Factors Modifying Mosaic Patch Landscapes at Sengwa Wildlife Area, Zimbabwe

An investigation of the status of woodlands at Sengwa Wildlife Research Area (SWRA) revealed factors influencing decline and die-back of woody plants at a time of low elephant densities. The vegetation condition of the study area in the elephant range area of the semi-arid area of northwest Zimbabwe was randomly assessed in 50 × 20 m permanent... Read More»

Clifford Tafangenyasha, Blessing Kavhu and Knowledge Vingi

Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2016, 6: 194

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000194

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