A study was conducted to determine the effect of maturity stage on selected nutrients and anti-nutritional factors in selected indigenous African leafy vegetables namely Amaranths (Madiira Ex zim, and Madiira AM 38), African nightshade (Nduruma BG 16 and Olevolosi SS 49) and Spider plant. Vegetables were planted on plots and harvested at three maturity stages (21, 28 and 35 days). Chemical analyses were done to determine levels of vitamin C, iron and zinc and anti-antinutional factors (oxalate, phytate and nitrate).Vitamin C increased significantly (p<0.05) with maturity in all vegetables except African nightshade Nduruma BG 16. Vitamin C content was highest (162.7 1.2 mg/100g) in Spider plant and lowest (29.0 1.5 mg/100g) in Afri...
Background: Green leafy vegetables are important sources of protective foods which are highly benefi...
A Dissertation 2019Indigenous leafy vegetables are important in human diet as they supply a number o...
Amaranthus vegetable and seed are highly nutritious, but in many parts of South Africa they are h...
A study was conducted to determine the effect of maturity stage on selected nutrients and anti-nutr...
The promotion and consumption of indigenous vegetables could help mitigate food insecurity and allev...
Vitamin C is an important micronutrient because of its antioxidant and health promoting properties. ...
KEYWORDS: Traditional leafy vegetables, Amaranth, diammonium phosphate, manure, yields, nutrients, a...
International audienceUnderutilized or traditional leafy vegetables are grown in the wild and cultiv...
The African indigenous vegetables (AIVs) are excellent sources of β-carotene, vitamin C, iron as wel...
Vegetable amaranth is a leafy vegetable traditionally grown in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia where it ...
Wild leafy vegetables play a vital role in the livelihoods of many communities in Africa. The focus ...
The essential micronutrients in indigenous leafy vegetables (ILVs) could substantially contribute to...
The knowledge and understanding of African leafy vegetables has diminished over time, but in the rec...
The presence of antinutrients and toxic substances in vegetables limits the nutritional benefits of ...
<p>The major challenge affecting rural resource-poor households (RRPHs) in South Africa is deficienc...
Background: Green leafy vegetables are important sources of protective foods which are highly benefi...
A Dissertation 2019Indigenous leafy vegetables are important in human diet as they supply a number o...
Amaranthus vegetable and seed are highly nutritious, but in many parts of South Africa they are h...
A study was conducted to determine the effect of maturity stage on selected nutrients and anti-nutr...
The promotion and consumption of indigenous vegetables could help mitigate food insecurity and allev...
Vitamin C is an important micronutrient because of its antioxidant and health promoting properties. ...
KEYWORDS: Traditional leafy vegetables, Amaranth, diammonium phosphate, manure, yields, nutrients, a...
International audienceUnderutilized or traditional leafy vegetables are grown in the wild and cultiv...
The African indigenous vegetables (AIVs) are excellent sources of β-carotene, vitamin C, iron as wel...
Vegetable amaranth is a leafy vegetable traditionally grown in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia where it ...
Wild leafy vegetables play a vital role in the livelihoods of many communities in Africa. The focus ...
The essential micronutrients in indigenous leafy vegetables (ILVs) could substantially contribute to...
The knowledge and understanding of African leafy vegetables has diminished over time, but in the rec...
The presence of antinutrients and toxic substances in vegetables limits the nutritional benefits of ...
<p>The major challenge affecting rural resource-poor households (RRPHs) in South Africa is deficienc...
Background: Green leafy vegetables are important sources of protective foods which are highly benefi...
A Dissertation 2019Indigenous leafy vegetables are important in human diet as they supply a number o...
Amaranthus vegetable and seed are highly nutritious, but in many parts of South Africa they are h...