• Charcoal potential of Mombo woodlands at kitungalo, Tanzania 

  Malimbwi, R. E.; Zahabu, E.; Monela, G. C.; Misana, S.; Jambiya, G. C.; Mchome, B. (Forest Research Institute Malaysia, 2005-04-01)

  A study was carried out to determine the charcoal potential of the miombo woodlands of Kitulangalo area, near Morogoro, Tanzania. Systematic sampling design used in an inventory in 1996 was repeated in 1999 in order to ...
• Bioaccumulation and public health implications of trace metals in edible tissues of the crustaceans Scylla serrata and Penaeus monodon from the Tanzanian coast. 

  Rumisha, C; Leermakers, M; Mdegela, R.H; Kochzius, M; Elskens, M (Springer International Publishing, 2017)

  The coastal population in East Africa is grow- ing rapidly but sewage treatment and recycling facilities in major cities and towns are poorly developed. Since estuarine mangroves are the main hotspots for pollut- ants, ...
• Slaughter stock abattoir survey of carcasses and organ/offal condemnations in Arusha region, northern Tanzania 

  Mellau, Benard; Nonga, Hezron; Karimuribo, Esron (Springer, 2010-11-28)

  The current study reviews a 3-year record of slaughtered animals in Arusha abattoir to determine the causes of carcasses and organ/offal condemnations. A total of 115,186 cattle, 61,551 sheep, 37,850 goats and 13,310 ...
• Consumers’ preferences and purchase motivation for processed dairy products in Dar es salaam city, Tanzania 

  Kadigi, Michael Lucas. (2021)

  Consumers represent the last component within the food chain supply but they are set as a major player on the market, thus they deserve special attention. This study examined consumers‘ preferences and choice for processed ...
• Detection and antibiotic susceptibility of vibrio cholerae In oreochromis tanganicae (Tilapia) and water in Lake Tanganyika, Kigoma-Tanzania 

  Michael, Martin (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Toxigenic Vibrio cholerae O1 and O139 are responsible for the production of cholera toxin and subsequently cause cholera. Although cholera has been very rampant around African great lakes, little is known about the status ...

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