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Tuesday, October 22, 2013. IITA - Home of the African Jacana. One of my favourite birds is the African Jacana (. The female lays four eggs, but not necessarily on the nest, sometimes depositing them on floating vegetation. The eggs are pale brown with black markings which make them almost invisible. The male starts to incubate after the third egg, and continues for 20-26 days. During the warmest hours of the day, he spends more time shading the eggs than keeping them warm. Thursday, August 16, 2012.

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013. IITA - Home of the African Jacana. One of my favourite birds is the African Jacana (. The female lays four eggs, but not necessarily on the nest, sometimes depositing them on floating vegetation. The eggs are pale brown with black markings which make them almost invisible. The male starts to incubate after the third egg, and continues for 20-26 days. During the warmest hours of the day, he spends more time shading the eggs than keeping them warm. Thursday, August 16, 2012.

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ReForest-IITA: IITA - Home of the African Jacana

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013. IITA - Home of the African Jacana. One of my favourite birds is the African Jacana (. The female lays four eggs, but not necessarily on the nest, sometimes depositing them on floating vegetation. The eggs are pale brown with black markings which make them almost invisible. The male starts to incubate after the third egg, and continues for 20-26 days. During the warmest hours of the day, he spends more time shading the eggs than keeping them warm.

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ReForest-IITA: Living on the Edge

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Monday, April 16, 2012. Living on the Edge. Living on the Edge……. Rainforests in West Africa are quite different from rainforests anywhere else for two very good reasons……….one, that their existence depends on a unique weather pattern known as the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITC) …….and two, because the region has dried out and cooled down a number of times in the past. The huge mass of the Sahara. Rainforest closest to the equator is termed wet evergreen forest (annual rainfall 1750-2000mm) and in W...

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ReForest-IITA: April 2012

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Monday, April 16, 2012. Living on the Edge. Living on the Edge……. Rainforests in West Africa are quite different from rainforests anywhere else for two very good reasons……….one, that their existence depends on a unique weather pattern known as the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITC) …….and two, because the region has dried out and cooled down a number of times in the past. The huge mass of the Sahara. Rainforest closest to the equator is termed wet evergreen forest (annual rainfall 1750-2000mm) and in W...

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ReForest-IITA: Naming names OR how to get more fun from downloading checklists

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Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Naming names OR how to get more fun from downloading checklists. Have you ever wondered how some plants and animals get their names? Obviously they are given names so that we can tell them apart and communicate with other people. This sounds simple enough – a green-headed sunbird differs from a blue-throated sunbird and a scarlet-chested sunbird. But what about an African spirit, a friendly sapphire, blue policeman, western fairy playboy or gaudy commodore? In fact we often use...

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ReForest-IITA: PG Plant: Africa’s Biggest Flower

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Monday, August 13, 2012. PG Plant: Africa’s Biggest Flower. One big family: many big flowers. In the world of flowering plants morphological characters such as shape, size, colour, and odour and display pattern are both astonishing and interesting evolutionary phenomena. When size and shape of flower is the main consideration, the family. Aristolochiaceae is something to be reckoned with. African Aristolochiaceae. Belong to two monophyletic groups: Aristolochia. Is found widely in Nigeria. Commonly known...

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Flagship Species of IITA Forest Reserve.pdf. PLANT OF THE MONTH. African whitewood (Triplochiton scleroxylon). The African whitewood (. Known as arere in Yoruba and obeche in Bini, is a large fast-growing tree, reaching 65 m (213 ft), usually with a straight trunk and buttresses up to about 8 m (26 ft) high. It belongs to the family Sterculiaceae and is common in semi-deciduous rainforests from Sierra Leone to Gabon and Congo, including secondary forests where it may fill gaps as a pioneer species.

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PLANTS OF THE MONTH ARCHIVE

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PLANTS OF THE MONTH ARCHIVE. Hildegardia barteri okurugbedu (Yoruba). Written on 02 May 2014, 08.17. Hoslundia opposita orange bird berry, efínrín-àjàgbò, efínrín-osó (Yoruba). Written on 16 October 2013, 09.09. Caesalpinia bonduc (ayo, bonduc, Molucca nut, nicker nut). Written on 05 February 2013, 21.15. Yoruba indigo (Philenoptera cyanescens syn. Lonchocarpus cyanescens). Written on 26 September 2012, 16.06. Myrianthus arboreus Cecropiaceae (soup tree, ìbisèrè). Written on 08 August 2012, 01.51.

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International Institute of Tropical Agriculture. PLANT OF THE MONTH. African whitewood (Triplochiton scleroxylon). The African whitewood (. Known as arere in Yoruba and obeche in Bini, is a large fast-growing tree, reaching 65 m (213 ft), usually with a straight trunk and buttresses up to about 8 m (26 ft) high. It belongs to the family Sterculiaceae and is common in semi-deciduous rainforests from Sierra Leone to Gabon and Congo, including secondary forests where it may fill gaps as a pioneer species.

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Quarterly and annual reports. IITA Forest Project Fact Sheet. Research reports and articles. Nursery List of Plants for sale. PLANT OF THE MONTH. African whitewood (Triplochiton scleroxylon). The African whitewood (. PLANTS OF THE MONTH ARCHIVE. Click here to see archives of our Plants of the Month. See images of our work on Flickr. Visit our blog on Blogspot.

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African whitewood (Triplochiton scleroxylon)

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African whitewood (Triplochiton scleroxylon). The African whitewood (. Known as arere in Yoruba and obeche in Bini, is a large fast-growing tree, reaching 65 m (213 ft), usually with a straight trunk and buttresses up to about 8 m (26 ft) high. It belongs to the family Sterculiaceae and is common in semi-deciduous rainforests from Sierra Leone to Gabon and Congo, including secondary forests where it may fill gaps as a pioneer species. Has many uses. It is the host of the African silk moth,. Known as arer...

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Christmas rose, ògàn-ìbúlé (Combretum racemosum). Arrow poison vine, ságèrè (Strophanthus hispidus). Réré, àjanréré (Trichilia monadelpha). Northern Carmine Bee Eater(Merops nubicus). Orange Cheeked Waxbill (Estrilda melpoda). Red vented Malimbe (Malimbus scutatus). African Pygmy Kingfisher (Ceyx pictus). African Wattled Plover (Vanellus senegallus). Bat Hawk (Macheiramphus alcinus). Common silver spot (Aphnaeus orcas) male. Blue-spotted charaxes (Charaxes etesipe) male. Blue policeman (Coeliades chalybe).

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biodiversity

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The IITA Forest Project focuses on three main aspects of biodiversity:. Especially medicinal plants. Over 430 indigenous plant species have been recorded of which 90% have medicinal uses in West Africa. IITA Ibadan is an internationally Important Bird Area (IBA), with over 220 species recorded and regular visits from researchers and expert birders. The first survey in 2002 confirmed 149 species. This has now risen to over 200. All surveys are ongoing and updated as new records occur (see Checklists.

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About us

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Which since 1988 has been a prime mover in environmental education and the preservation of natural resources in Nigeria. IITA Forest Project activities. Collecting seeds of indigenous plants. Propagating indigenous plants by seed, cuttings and collection of ‘wildlings’ (self-sown seedlings). Experiments into reforestation techniques and cultivation of ‘at risk’ species. Removal of invasive species such as Leucaena leucocephala, Gliricidia sepium, Chromolaena odorata and Tithonia diversifolia. Known as ar...

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Written on 18 September 2014, 18.26. Forest Reserves compare notes. Written on 13 September 2014, 10.57. IITA Ibadan as Important Bird Area. Written on 10 September 2014, 11.50. The Lagos Garden Show. Written on 29 May 2014, 11.43. Ibadan schools plant trees. Written on 21 May 2014, 11.38. Written on 15 May 2014, 11.36. Ekiti State Forestry Department visit the Forest Project. Written on 16 April 2014, 11.30. Oyo State Economic Summit. Written on 15 April 2014, 11.25. IITA Alumni plant trees. The annual ...

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013. IITA - Home of the African Jacana. One of my favourite birds is the African Jacana (. The female lays four eggs, but not necessarily on the nest, sometimes depositing them on floating vegetation. The eggs are pale brown with black markings which make them almost invisible. The male starts to incubate after the third egg, and continues for 20-26 days. During the warmest hours of the day, he spends more time shading the eggs than keeping them warm. Thursday, August 16, 2012.

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When all the trees have been cut down,. When all the animals have been hunted,. When all the waters are polluted,. When the air is unsafe to breathe,. Only then will you discover. You cannot eat money. ". WELCOME TO IITA FOREST PROJECT SITE. To protect and restore rainforest within the IITA Ibadan campus, reforest degraded areas, catalogue forest resources (focusing on birds, butterflies and medicinal plants) and utilize the information for environmental and conservation activities. Check out our blog.

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Hola amigos, esta bitácora es para aquellos interesados en la reforestación de nuestro planeta, surge de las vivencias del “Programa de saneamiento y rehabilitación del arbolado y áreas verdes del IPN” bajo la coordinación del Programa Ambiental del IPN http:/ www.secacademica.ipn.mx/ambiental/index.jsp. Viernes, 29 de junio de 2007. Un día en los prados. Grupo de trabajo CTE. Juan Mario Granadino Espindola. Junia Leticia Rosales Flores. O realizar su comentario al final del blog. Un día en los prados.

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