Dr. (Mrs.)

ABIOLA-KUFORIJI Olajumoke Tobi 

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Short Profile

Dr. Olajumoke Tobi Abiola-Kuforiji is an emerging Plant Pathologist in the Department of Pure and Applied Botany, College of Biosciences, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria. She holds a Ph.D. in Botany (Plant Pathology) from FUNAAB, an M.Sc. in Botany (Plant Pathology) from the University of Ibadan, and a B.Sc. in Biological Sciences (Botany) from FUNAAB.
Her research interests encompass plant pathology, mycology, fungal diseases, plant disease management, Post-harvest loss, biological control, and plant–microbe interactions. Her research focused on fungal diseases of economically important crops and the application of organic and plant-based materials for disease suppression and overall plant health.
Dr. Abiola-Kuforiji has teaching experience at the undergraduate level covering Mycology, Plant Pathology, Biological Techniques, Developmental Biology, and Research Methods,
She is a member of the Nigerian Society for Plant Protection and the Mycology Society of Nigeria.

– Ph.D. 2026

– M. Sc. 2015

– B.Sc. 2012

Fungal plant disease management, Mycology, Biological Control of Plant Pathogens, Diagnosis and study of disease epidemiology

1. Nigerian Society for Plant Protection (NSPP)

2. Mycology Society of Nigeria

(1) 4th Biennial Conference, College of Biosciences, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria, March 9-12,2026

(2) 3rd Bioscience Conference: Emerging Frontiers in Biosciences: From Theory to Application held at Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria,13 February – 14 February 2024.

(3) 47th Annual conference of the Nigerian Society for Plant Protection held at Federal University, of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria. March 13-17,2022.

(1) Taiwo, M.O., Abiola-Kuforiji, O.T. and Ojesola, C.O. (2025). Treatment effect of host mediated rhizospheric microbiota on disease expression and yield of tomato under the influence of Alternaria solani stress. Biocontrol Science and Technology 35 (6), 653-666.

(2) Bamisaye, A., Oluboyede, O.A., Etafo, N.O, Muyideen, O.B, Abiola-Kuforiji, O.T. and Idowu, M.A. (2025).Synthesis of zinc oxide nanoparticles using Syzygium malaccense leaf extract: photocatalytic decomposition of ciprofloxacin and antimicrobial studies. Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering 10(3):1-17.

(3) Bamisaye, A., Adesina, M.O., Ige, A.R., Alli, Y.A., Adeniyi, O.M., Idowu, M.A., Bamidele, M.O., Abiola-Kuforiji, O.T. and Adegoke, A.A. (2024). Adsorption of Cu(II) ion from aqueous solution onto mesoporous chitosan-functionalized watermelon rind composite. Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery 15(8): 1549-11560.

(4) Taiwo, M.O., Oyedeji, B.A., Abiola-Kuforiji, O.T. and Omeonu, F.C. (2024). Influence of rhizospheric bacteria on disease suppression and yield of tomato under Sclerotium rolfsii stress during rainy and Dry planting season. Nigerian Journal of Biotechnology 41 (2), 149-157

(5) Abimbola, O.T., Alade, D.O., Adegoke, M.T., Odebode A.C. and Sobowale A.A(2022). The effect of organic soil amendments on stalk rot of maize caused by Fusarium verticillioides. Academic Journal of Microbiology Research:16(10):301-308. DOI;10.5897/AJMR2022.9630

(6)Alade, D.O., Kehinde, I.A., Oloyede, A.R., Abimbola, O.T., Ayanda, O.E and Adesina, C.A. (2021). Growth promotion and antifungal activity of soil amendments against Fusarium wilt of pepper. Nigerian Journal of Plant Protection: 35

(7) Salami, O.O., Ayanda, O.E., Aluko, O.I., Abimbola, O.T and Obero J.O. (2019). Isolation of microorganisms from infected onions (Allium cepa) popularly consumed by low-income earners in Ibadan, Nigeria. Microbiology Research International: 7(3):17-23. DOI;1030918/MRI.73.19.023

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