Mineral composition of Moringa oleifera leaves, pods and seeds from two regions in Abuja, Nigeria.

By T. S. Anjorin, P. Ikokoh, Simeon Okolo. 2010

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Enhancing growth, yield, biochemical, and hormonal contents of snap bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) sprayed with moringa leaf extract (2017, background): “…of moringa leaves is influenced by several factors including moringa genotypes, plant parts, plant growth stage, growing conditions and postharvest treatments (Ferreira et al. 2008; Sreelatha & Padma 2009; Anjorin et al. 2010; Robiansyah et al. 2014; Savitha et al. 2015; Valdez-Solana et al. 2015).”
Nutrient composition of Moringa oleifera leaves from two agro ecological zones in Ghana (2014, background): “Aslam et al. (2005) reported that mineral content in the leaves and seeds of MO varied in Pakistan with location while Anjorin et al. (2010) reported significant variation in macro and micro elements in MO leaves, pods and seeds from different regions in Nigeria.”
Preparation and characterization of a novel adsorbent from Moringa oleifera leaf (2017, background): “When matured, the fruit becomes brown and has 10–50 seeds inside (Anjorin et al. 2010).”