Azanza garckeana is an important food plant and herbal medicine in tropical Africa. This
study was aimed at reviewing the nutritional value, the phytochemical compounds …

Azanza garckeana is a tropical fruit plant found in Africa. Its edible fruit is used as food or
herbal medicines, while the seeds are discarded. In an attempt to turn waste to wealth and …

A literature survey revealed that several wild indigenous Southern African fruits had
previously not been evaluated for their proximate and amino acid composition, as well as …

Azanza garckeana is a popular fruit tree in Nigeria, specifically in Gombe State, where it is
locally called †goron tula’ which means †Kola of Tula’. It is also found in part of …

Southern Africa harbours a diverse range of wild edible indigenous fruits, which have
provided populations with food for years and most are anticipated to have potentially good …

Azanza garckeana is among the least utilized indigenous wild fruit trees of interest in the
arid and semi-arid regions of Africa. The tree's fruit and seeds have found their importance …

The study investigated the comparative influence of different extraction solvents on
spermiogram, hormonal profiles and antioxidant activities in rabbit bucks. Adult New …

Azanza garckeana (snot apple) is an underutilized indigenous fruit of southern Africa. The
study was aimed at determining the functional characteristics and potential use of extracted …

This study evaluated the safety profile of methanol fruit pulp extract of Azanza garckeana
(MFEAG) in rats through single and 28-day oral administrations. Twenty-nine (29) adult male …

Tropical fruits having surprisingly incredible characteristics, they can simply eaten naturally
and with no additional sugars. Being an imperative source of starch, vitamins, minerals and …