Faculty of Science & Technology (FST): Recent submissions
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Abdillahi, MM-, Tschanen, W. and Snook, RD Microwave-induced plasma emission spectrometric determination of bromide
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Contribution to the chemistry of the Asphodelaceae
(Department of Chemistry, 1993) -
Phytochemistry41 (1996) 951
(Department of Chemistry, 1996) -
Quinoline alkaloids from Teclea nobilis
(Department of Chemistry, 1987) -
Development of bovine hemopoietic culture systems in vitro and their application in bovine trypanosomiasis
(School of computing and informatics, 1979) -
Fluctuations in food supply in an insularized and heavily grazed savanna ecosystem in Kenya
(1998)The herbaceous plant standing crop differed significantly between seasons and vegetation types. It showed similar seasonal fluctuations in all habitat types although herbivore offtake rates differed considerably among ... -
Status and recent advances in tick management
(School of computing and informatics, 1992) -
Screening for antimicrobial compounds in Gardenia volkensii fruits (Rubiaceae)
(2013)A modified iridoid (GV2) was isolated as a yellow powder in the yield of 0.3% of the dichloromethane crude extract of Gardenia volkensii fruits. It showed some antimicrobial activity on Escherichia coli with a Minimum ... -
The cyclobuta[b]quinoline alkaloid cyclomegistine from Teclea gerrardii I.Verd. (Toddalioideae: Rutaceae)
(2009)The chemical constituents of the stem bark from a cultivated specimen of T. gerrardii in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal Province, and of the fruit of the same species collected from the Lowveld National Botanic Gardens, Nelspruit, ... -
Habitat selection by large herbivores in Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya
(1997)The overall density of 17 large herbivore species encountered during the study differed among species and habitat types, but not between seasons. There were clear seasonal patterns of association among species, which were ... -
Performance of Three-Way Cross Hybrids for Agronomic Traits and Resistance to Maize Streak Virus Disease in Kenya
(2006)Maize Streak virus (MSV) disease is a major disease in many parts of Africa, and is the most important viral pathogen of maize in Kenya. A study was conducted in 2004 to evaluate the agronomic performance and maize streak ... -
An investigation of a possible dependence of brewer number 67's total-ozone measurements on some atmospheric parameters, together with a presentation of a peculiar synoptic ozone case at Rome
(Laboratory of Atmospheric Physics, University of Thessaloniki, GreeceMeteorology Department, University of Nairobi, KenyaGroup-MET, Physics Department, University of Rome, Italy, 1995)Brewer total ozone data (January–December 1992) measured at the Physics Department, Rome University «La Sapienza» (41.9° North, 12.5° East) are analysed for dependence on Brewer internal temperature and some meteorological ... -
Evaluation of Urbanization Influences on Urban Winds of Kenyan Cities
(Kenya Meteorological Department, Nairobi, KenyaDepartment of Meteorology, University of Nairobi, 2013)Most cities in Africa’s developing countries are evidently growing leading to significant modification on climate over the cities that affect human comfort and his environment. Proper urban atmospheric planning and management ... -
Synoptic-scale fluctuations of total ozone in the atmosphere
(Physics Department, University of Rome “La Sapienza”Department of Metcorology, University of Nairobi, 1997)A model, based on ozone-concentration tendency equation, is developed to study synoptic ozone-column variations. The application is referred to a middle-latitude site and to an atmospheric layer extending from the surface ...