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Everlyne Osir Owiro

University of Ibadan

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Oketch Fredrick OnyangoiD· 2 shared Zipporah MuchiriiD· 2 shared Chepkemboi LabattiD· 1 shared Judith Auma OkelloiD· 1 shared Mathews WafulaiD· 1 shared Oscar MwauraiD· 1 shared Rose N. KigathiiD· 1 shared Samuel Mwakisha MwamburiiD· 1 shared

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State of mangrove biodiversity assessment in Kenya and the prospect of environmental DNA in strengthening surveys

Oketch Fredrick Onyango, Judith Auma Okello, Zipporah Muchiri, Samuel Mwakisha Mwamburi, Chepkemboi Labatt, Everlyne Osir Owiro, Shawlet Cherono

This study evaluates the current state of mangrove biodiversity assessments in Kenya and assesses the feasibility of environmental DNA (eDNA) as a complementary tool for biodiversity monitoring.

bioRxiv · Mar 17, 2026 · PreprintMolecular Biology

Complete chloroplast genome of African Baobab (Adansonia digitata L.): structural characterization, comparative genomics, and phylogenetic placement within Malvaceae

Oketch Fredrick Onyango, Zipporah Muchiri, Everlyne Osir Owiro, Mathews Wafula, Oscar Mwaura, Rose N. Kigathi

This paper characterizes the complete chloroplast genome of Adansonia digitata, compares it with other Adansonia species, and places it phylogenetically within Malvaceae.

bioRxiv · Feb 28, 2026 · PreprintGenomics