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Fig 1: SEEDS Seed refers to the fertilized, matured ovule that contains an embryonic plant, stored material and a protective coat or coats. A seed is a mature ovule that…

Fig 1: GOLDEN MELON FRUIT Golden melon belong to the family Cucurbitaceae with sweet, edible, and fleshy fruit. Other fruits in these family include: Cabasa melon, Canary melon, Golden king…

Fig 1: WETLAND Wetland is a type of land form subjected to excessive wetness to the extent that the wet condition influences the possible land use. It is a natural…

Fig 1: CLIMATE CHANGE Global warming result in climate change. Atimes, these two phrases are used interchangeably, but they are different. Climate change refers to changes in weather patterns and…

Fig 1: HOW GLOBAL WARMING CAUSE GREEN HOUSE GAS EFFECT The conversion of fuel into useful energy also produce heat and many types of pollutant in the air and water.…

Fig 1: KOLA NUT Kola nut contains caffeine which is a nitrogenous organic compound of the alkaloid group. It is a substances that have marked physiological effects. It is also…

Fig 1: DATE PALM Date palm, Phoenix dactylifera L.,is an angiosperms (Monocotyledonous) plant that belong to the family Palmaceae. There are about 200 genera and 1, 500 species of date…

Fig 1: SOURSOP FRUIT Soursop is a type of tree fruit now grown in almost all the parts of the world. It is also called with several other names such…

Fig 1: OIL PALM Oil palm is an important commodity in Nigeria. Palm oil and palm kernel oil are derived from plan fruits of the oil palm fruit. Other products…

Fig 1: COCOA (Theobroma cacao) Cocoa is an important commodity in the world trade. It developed at the Amazon region of Latin America. Christopher Columbus discovered Cocoa on his 14th…