Author

Michael K. Adjaloo

Technology Consultancy Centre, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology - Cited by 472 - Pollination ecology of cocoa - Honeybee biology and ecology - Beekeeping value chain - Honey quality and safety - Market structure of Bee Products

Biography

Dr. Michael K. Adjaloo  is an Associate professor in the Technology Consultancy Centre, College of Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana.Dr. Michael K. Adjaloo is the author/editors/reviewer in several international journals. He published 13articles in many journals and the articles are informative and got good citations
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Linkages between livelihood opportunities and refugee–host relations: learning from the experiences of Liberian camp-based refugees in Ghana
G Porter, K Hampshire, P Kyei, M Adjaloo, G Rapoo, K KilpatrickJournal of refugee studies 21 (2), 230-252, 2008200
130
2008
Liminal spaces: changing inter-generational relations among long-term Liberian refugees in Ghana
K Hampshire, G Porter, K Kilpatrick, P Kyei, M Adjaloo, G OppongHuman Organization 67 (1), 25-36, 2008200
71
2008
Floral phenology of upper Amazon cocoa trees: implications for reproduction and productivity of cocoa
MK Adjaloo, W Oduro, BK BanfulInternational Scholarly Research Notices 2012, 2012201
39
2012
Pesticide residues in honey from the major honey producing forest belts in Ghana
G Darko, J Addai Tabi, MK Adjaloo, LS BorquayeJournal of Environmental and Public Health 2017, 2017201
36
2017
Insect assemblage and the pollination system in cocoa ecosystems
MK Adjaloo, W OduroJournal of Applied Biosciences 62, 4582–4594-4582–4594, 2013201
33
2013
Structure and stability of cocoa flowers and their response to pollination
K Frimpong-Anin, MK Adjaloo, PK Kwapong, W OduroJournal of Botany 2014, 1-6, 2014201
25
2014
Evaluation of Breeding Substrates for Cocoa Pollinator, Forcipomyia spp. and Subsequent Implications for Yield in a Tropical Cocoa Production System
M Adjaloo, BKB Banful, W OduroScientific Research Publishing, 2013201
18
2013
Spatial distribution of insect assemblage in cocoa farms in relation to natural forest
MK Adjaloo, W Oduro, MB MochiahJ. Appl. Biosc 54, 3870-3879, 2012201
17
2012
Livelihood security along beekeeping value chain: lessons from Ghana’s beekeeping experience
EB Jeil, AY Segbefia, K Abass, M AdjalooGeoJournal 85, 565-577, 2020202
14
2020
Youth unemployment challenges in mining areas of Ghana
P Sarfo-Mensah, MK Adjaloo, P DonkorFEEM Working Paper, 2010201
13
2010
Analysis of skills and training needs of metalwork engineering enterprises in Ghana
MK Adjaloo, GY Obeng, DK AmragoThe International Journal Of Engineering And Science, 2013201
12
2013
Effect of temperature, moisture content, particle size and roasting on shea butter extraction efficiency
GY Obeng, MK Adjaloo, P DonkorInternational Journal of Food Engineering 6 (2), 2010201
12
2010
Foraging of the African honeybee, Apis mellifera adansonii, in the humid semi-deciduous forest environment of Ghana
MK Adjaloo, K Yeboah-GyanJournal of Science and Technology (Ghana) 23 (1), 16-25, 2003200
11
2003
Nectar production dynamics in two melliferous plant species
MK Adjaloo, AA Ankomah, K Yeboah-Gyan, BM DzomekuGenetics and Plant Physiology 5 (2), 145-161, 2015201
11
2015
Income sustainability and poverty reduction among beekeeping value chain actors in the Berekum Municipality, Ghana
HK Duah, AY Segbefia, MK Adjaloo, D ForkuorInternational Journal of Development and Sustainability (8), 7-84, 2017201
6
2017
The search for belonging: youth identities and transitions to adulthood in an African refugee context
K Hampshire, G Porter, K KilpatrickGeographies of Children, Youth and Families, 10-114, 2010201
3
2010
Preference of cocoa pollinators for different breeding substrates in a cocoaagroecosystem: a proxy approach
MK Adjaloo, E Owusu-Ansah, W Oduro, T FleischerGhana Journal of Forestry 33, 38-47, 01701
2
2017
Pollinator status of bees in cocoa agro-ecological system.
MK Adjaloo, W Oduro, AA Danso, MB MochiahGhana Journal of Horticulture 0, 97-06, 20220
1
2012
Opportunities and challenges of ICTs for youth development in Ghana: policy and programme implications for the Ghana ICT4D process
N Agyemang, G Oppong Ampong, P Ohene Kyei, M AdjalooYouth Development Foundation (YDF), Kumasi, GH, 2007200
1
2007

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