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Bashir Jama
Affiliation : World Agroforestry Centre · Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa
- 17Publications (affiliation in Kenya)
Research profile
Bashir Jama has 17 indexed publications (1995–2017). Their work appears mainly in “Agroforestry Systems”, “Plant and Soil” and “Soil Science Society of America Journal”. Their most cited article, “Tithonia and senna green manures and inorganic fertilizers as phosphorus sources for maize in Western Kenya” (1998), has been cited 156 times. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in Denmark.
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- Maize yield response, nitrogen use efficiency and financial returns to fertilizer on smallholder farms in southern Africa
- Influence of improved fallow systems and phosphorus application on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi symbiosis in maize grown in western Kenya
- Coppicing improved fallows are profitable for maize production in striga infested soils of western Kenya
- Potential of improved fallows to increase household and regional fuelwood supply: evidence from western Kenya
- Comparing the “Big Five”: A framework for the sustainable management of indigenous fruit trees in the drylands of East and Central Africa
- Impact of agricultural management on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal communities in Kenyan ferralsol
- Potential of East African phosphate rock deposits in integrated nutrient management strategies
- Utilisation of soil organic P by agroforestry and crop species in the field, western Kenya
- Tithonia diversifolia: variations in leaf nutrient concentration and implications for biomass transfer
- Inorganic nitrogen dynamics in fallows and maize on an Oxisol and Alfisol in the highlands of Kenya
- Tithonia and senna green manures and inorganic fertilizers as phosphorus sources for maize in Western Kenya
- Vertical Distribution of Roots and Soil Nitrate: Tree Species and Phosphorus Effects
- Sesbania Tree Fallows on Phosphorus‐Deficient Sites: Maize Yield and Financial Benefit
- Agronomic and Economic Evaluation of Organic and Inorganic Sources of Phosphorus in Western Kenya
- Root and inorganic nitrogen distributions in sesbania fallow, natural fallow and maize fields
- Soil Nitrate and Water Dynamics in Sesbania Fallows, Weed Fallows, and Maize
- Productivity of hedgerow shrubs and maize under alleycropping and block planting systems in semiarid Kenya
Publication venues
- Agroforestry Systems × 6
- Plant and Soil × 2
- Soil Science Society of America Journal × 2
- Agronomy Journal × 2
- Food Security × 1
- Ecological Indicators × 1
Publications per year
- 20171
- 20092
- 20081
- 20071
- 20062
- 20021
- 20011
- 20001
- 19983
- 19972
Collaborations
Partner institutions : Moi University · Kenya Forestry Research Institute · Aarhus University · International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology · National Museums of Kenya
Co-authors’ countries : Denmark
Co-authors
- R. J. Buresh
- Annah Njui
- C. O. Othieno
- Meka R. Rao
- David W. Odee
- Mary Nyawira Muchane
- Rebbie Harawa
- Jackson Mulatya
- John Robert Okalebo
- J. K. Ndufa
- Kindu Mekonnen
- Louis Vincent Verchot
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