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azojete-1054	Amaefule, D. O.; Nwajinka, C. O.; Mbegbu, N. N.; Okpala, C. D.	Effects of Drying Temperatures on Nutritional and Phytochemical Properties of Gongronema Latifolium Leaves	2025	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5491	319	57	The Igbo tribe of South-Eastern Nigeria employs Ocimum gratissimum in the management of the neonatal umbilicus, the coastal areas of Nigeria for the treatment of epilepsy, high fever and diarrhea, and the Savannah areas apply it for treating mental illness and to keep wound surfaces sterile (Ijeh et al., 2004, Njoku et al., 2011a, b and Rhoda and Negimote, 2015). Since vegetables are perishable products due to their high moisture contents; 60.0 - 98.8% (Njoku et al., 2011b), they are usually dried and stored.	cache/azojete-1054.pdf	txt/azojete-1054.txt