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Evaluation of Eichornia Crassipe (Water Hyacinth) as Bio-Accumulator of Selected Heavy Metals in Effluent-Impacted Wupa River, Abuja Nigeria

2026Advanced materials researchJournalOpen access

10.4028/p-e6zdqf Full text0 citations

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7 authors across 2 institutions in 1 country.

Umar Faruok IbrahimFirst authorCorresponding
- Nile University of Nigeria (NG)
Ainaâ€™u Musa Ajiya
- Nile University of Nigeria (NG)
as printed: Aina’u Musa Ajiya
Elikem Carlyle Joffa
- Nile University of Nigeria (NG)
Abdullahi Hassan Ndanusa
- Nile University of Nigeria (NG)
Yakubu Manbe Mohammed
- Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (NG)
Azeez Olalekan Omotosho
- Nile University of Nigeria (NG)
Kabir Mohammed AdamuSenior author
- Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (NG)

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Aquatic Ecosystems and Biodiversitylevel 3 · 0.28
Heavy metals in environmentlevel 3 · 0.10
Water Quality and Pollution Assessmentlevel 3 · 0.09

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2026 · Advanced materials research · 0 citations
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Evaluation of Eichornia Crassipe (Water Hyacinth) as Bio-Accumulator of Selected Heavy Metals in Effluent-Impacted Wupa River, Abuja Nigeria · Sankore