Mr. O. P. Akinsulire

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Mr. O. P. Akinsulire

Assistant Lecturer

Name: Akinsulire Opeyemi Philips
Academic Rank: Assistant Lecturer
Email: opakinsulire@oauife.edu.ng

Akinsulire Opeyemi Philips is a Nigerian scholar in the biological sciences with strong academic training in plant science. He earned both his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Master of Science degree in Botany from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, specializing in Plant Anatomy and Taxonomy. With a solid foundation in plant structures, morphology, classification, herbarium techniques, microtomy and research methods, he is currently advancing his academic journey as a PhD candidate in Botany, contributing to scientific knowledge in plant science and related fields. He has a number of publications in highly reputable journals home and abroad.

List of Publications

  1. Agbede, I.K., Akinsulire, O.P., Faboyo, Y.E., & Akinloye, A.J. (2023): Economically important species of Asteraceae: Leaf epidermal micro-morphology with respect to water availability. Acta Biologica Slovenica, 66(1), 18-29.
  2. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., & Akomolede A.L (2021): Micro-anatomical characterization of African native monotypic Genera – Anogeissus (DC.) Guill. and Quisqualis Linn. (Combretaceae). Acta Biologica Marisiensis, 4(1), 1-9.
  3. Faleye, O.T., Akomolede, L.A., Ajayi, O.K., & Akinsulire, O.P. (2021): Crown stratification ratio model for Tectona grandis L. f in Oluwa Forest Reserve, Nigeria. Acta Biologica Slovenica, 64 (1), 70-90.
  4. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., Akinkunmi, O.C., Adeleye, O.E., & Akinloye, A.J. (2020): On the systematic implication of foliar epidermal micro-morphological and venational characters: Diversities in some selected Nigerian species of Combretaceae. Acta Biologica Slovenica, 63(1), 25-43.
  5. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., Akinkunmi, O.C., Adeleye, O.E., & Adelalu, K.F. (2020): Leaf and petiole micro-anatomical diversities in some selected Nigerian species of Combretum Loefl.: The significance in species identification at vegetative state. Acta Biologica Marisiensis, 3(1), 15-29.
  6. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., Illoh, H.C., & Akinloye, A.J. (2018): Structure, distribution and taxonomic significance of leaf and petiole anatomical characters in five species of Terminalia (L.) (Combretaceae: Magnoliopsida). Brazilian Journal of Biological Sciences, 5(10), 515-528.
  7. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., Illoh, H.C., & Mudasiru, O.M. (2018): Vegetative and reproductive morphological study of some species in the family Combretaceae in Nigeria. Ife Journal of Science, 20(2), 371-389.
  8. Akinsulire, O.P., Oladipo, O.T., Abdulraheem, O.A., Akinloye, A.J., & Illoh, H.C. (2018): Taxonomic significance of epidermal and venation characters in the genus Diospyros L. (Ebenaceae) in Nigeria. Brazilian Journal of Biological Sciences, 5(10), 499-514.
  9. Oladipo, O.T., Akinsulire, O.P., & Illoh, H.C. (2016): Comparative systematic wood anatomical study of eleven species in four Genera of the family Combretaceae in Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Botany, 29(1), 43-57.