A study conducted in Ogbogu located in one of the largest oil producing regions of Nigeria has utilized two plant species to clean up spills. The first stage of cleanup involves Hibiscus cannabinus, a plant species indigenous to West Africa.
Researchers in Ogbogu, situated in a major oil-producing region of Nigeria, have used two plant species for cleaning up oil spills. The first step in the cleanup process is using Hibiscus cannabinus, a plant indigenous to West Africa.