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Taita Terer
Affiliation : National Museums of Kenya
- 7Publications (affiliation in Kenya)
Research profile
Taita Terer has 7 indexed publications (2004–2021). Their work appears mainly in “Hydrobiologia”, “Frontiers in Environmental Science” and “Aquatic Botany”. Their most cited article, “Socio-economic values and traditional strategies of managing wetland resources in Lower Tana River, Kenya” (2004), has been cited 69 times. Their work is co-authored with at least 11 researchers.
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- Using the Biological Condition Gradient Model as a Bioassessment Framework to Support Rehabilitation and Restoration of the Upper Tana River Watershed in Kenya
- Strong isolation by distance revealed among Cyperus papyrus populations in the Rift Valley lakes, Lake Victoria, and isolated wetlands of Kenya
- Permanent Genetic Resources added to Molecular Ecology Resources Database 1 December 2012–31 January 2013
- Diversity and fine-scale spatial genetic structure of Cyperus papyrus populations in Lake Naivasha (Kenya) using microsatellite markers
- Integrating local ecological knowledge and management practices of an isolated semi-arid papyrus swamp (Loboi, Kenya) into a wider conservation framework
- Effects of harvesting Cyperus papyrus in undisturbed wetland, Lake Naivasha, Kenya
- Socio-economic values and traditional strategies of managing wetland resources in Lower Tana River, Kenya
Publication venues
- Hydrobiologia × 3
- Frontiers in Environmental Science × 1
- Aquatic Botany × 1
- Molecular Ecology Resources × 1
- Journal of Environmental Management × 1
Publications per year
- 20211
- 20141
- 20132
- 20112
- 20041
Collaborations
Partner institutions : Karatina University
Co-authors
- George Gatere Ndiritu
- Dickens Odeny
- Mary Nyawira Muchane
- Peris W. Kamau
- Edward Njagi
- Peter Njoroge
- Veronica Muiruri
- Patrick K. Malonza
- Laban Njoroge
- Nathan Ndegwa Gichuki
- Joseph Gathua
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