Ngxabi, Sihle

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12025Evaluating the nutritional, therapeutic, and economic potential of Tetragonia decumbens Mill.: a promising wild leafy vegetable for bio-saline agriculture in South AfricaSogoni, Avela ; Jimoh, Muhali ; Ngxabi, Sihle ; Kambizi, Learnmore ; Laubscher, Charles 
22025Intercropping the halophyte Tetragonia decumbens Mill. with salt-sensitive Spinacia oleracea L. mitigated salinity stress by enhancing the physiological, biochemical, and nutritional quality of the salt-sensitive species under saline cultivationSogoni, Avela ; Jimoh, Muhali ; Ngxabi, Sihle ; Keyster, Marshall ; Kambizi, Learnmore ; Laubscher, Charles 
32025Metabolite profiling, cytotoxicity, liver ROS detoxifiers and acetylcholinesterase inhibitors from Trachyandra ciliata L.F. (Kunth) (wild cabbage)Ngxabi, Sihle ; Sogoni, Avela ; Kerebba, Nasifu ; Pieters, Rialet ; Horn, Suranie ; Giesy, John ; Kambizi, Learnmore ; Laubscher, Charles ; Jimoh, Muhali 
42025Phytochemical profiling of saline cultivated Tetragonia decumbens Mill: In vitro cytotoxicity, acetylcholinesterase inhibitory activity, anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory potentialSogoni, Avela ; Jimoh, Muhali ; Kerebba, Nasifu ; Ngxabi, Sihle ; Giesy, John ; Pieters, Rialet ; Horn, Suranie ; Kambizi, Learnmore ; Laubscher, Charles 
52025Salinity influenced growth, physio-biochemical responses, and antioxidative potential of Trachyandra ciliata Kunth (wild cabbage)Ngxabi, Sihle ; Jimoh, Muhali ; Sogoni, Avela ; Barker, A.M. ; Keyster, Marshall ; Kambizi, Learnmore ; Laubscher, Charles 
62025Salinity influenced proximate, minerals, anti-nutrients and phytochemical composition of trachyandra ciliata kunth (wild cabbage): a promising edible halophyteNgxabi, Sihle ; Jimoh, Muhali ; Sogoni, Avela ; Laubscher, Charles ; Rautenbach, Fanie ; Kambizi, Learnmore 

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