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Dr. Akpoilih , Okemena Agnes

Profile

I am Dr Akpoilih Okemena Agnes a lecturer in the Department of Crop Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Southern Delta University Ozoro. I graduated from Enugu State University of Science and Technology Enugu where I obtained B. Agric in Soil Science from the Department of Agronomy and Ecological Management. Thereafter I proceeded to the prestigious University of Ibadan to obtained my M.sc and PhD from the Department of Crop Protection and Environmental Biology with special interest in Crop Physiology.

Publications

  1. Akpoilih, O. A and Dada, O. A (2025) Morphological response and yield of rice cultivars to water deficit condition at different growth stages on sandy loam soil in Ibadan , Journal of stress physiology , ISSN 1997-0838, Vol 21 No 2, 257-277

  2. Adaigho Dennis, Ehigie Osarobo Henry, Okemena Agnes Akpoilih and Wilson Nwankwo (2025) Enhancing the cassava processing value chain: Sustainable production of edible starch and Canada-based confectionery in emerging markets , Journal of Science and Technology Research , DOI/10.37933/nipes/7.2.2025.5, 7(2), 84

  3. Adaigho Dennis, Okemena Agnes Akpoilih, Sanctus Okpala Emekumeh and Wilson Nwankwo (2024) Empowering women in Nigeria's Agricultural sector through digital technologies and Economic innovation: Challenges and policy directions, Delta Journal of Computing, Communications and Media Technologies , https://doi.org/10.×××., 1 (2024), 58-75

  4. O. A. Dada, O. A Akpoilih, H. I Ozorchukwu and A. A Jayeola (2023) Root and leaf anatomy of water stressed upland rice (Oryza spp) cultivars in response to compost and Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus augmentation , Tropical Agriculture Trinidad, 0041-3216/2023/030149-162, Vol 100 No 3, 162

  5. Sifau A. Adejumo, Bosede Oniosun, Okemena Agnes Akpoilih, Abiodun Adeseko and Dorcas Omotayo Arowo (2020) Anatomical changes, osmolytes accumulation and distribution in the native plants growing on PB-contaminated sites , Environmental Geochemistry and Health , DOI 10.1007/s10653-020-00649-5, 2(1), 0269-4042