Gwimmi,
D.P.¹; Umar, I.¹; Nafiu A.K.¹; Atiku, M.¹;
Ambursa A.S.¹; Sokoto M.B.²; Wele, H.K.³

¹, Kebbi
State University of Science and Technology, Aliero, Department of Forestry
& Fisheries.

², Usmanu Dandodiyo
University Sokoto, Department of Forestry and Environment.

³, College
of Agricuiture, Zuru. Kebbi State.

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