1. Aweto, A.O. and Areola, O. (1979) “Soil-plant interrelations during secondary succession in the forest zone of Nigeria,” in Okali, D.U.U. (ed). The Nigerian Rain Forest Ecosystem pp. 243-261. MAB Ibadan, Nigeria.

2. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Organic matter build-up in fallow soil in a part of South-western Nigeria and its effects on soil properties”. Journal of Biogeography. 8, 67-74 (U.K).

3. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Secondary succession and soil fertility restoration in south-western Nigeria. I. Succession” Journal of Ecology 69, 601-607 (U.K).

4. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Secondary succession and soil fertility restoration in south-western Nigeria II. Soil fertility restoration.” Journal of Ecology 69, 609 – 614 (U.K).

5. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Secondary Succession and soil fertility restoration in South-western Nigeria. III. Soil and vegetation inter-relationship.” Journal of Ecology, 69, 957-963 (U.K.).

6. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Total nitrogen status of soils under bush fallow in the forest zone of South-western Nigeria”. Journal of Soil Science 32, 639-642 (UK).

7. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “Fallowing and soil fertility restoration in south-western Nigeria.” Malaysian Journal of Tropical Geography 3, 1-6 (Malaysia).

8. Aweto, A.O. (1981) “An ecological study of forest fallow communities in the Ijebu-Ode-Shagamu area, South-western Nigeria”. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 2, 1-8 (Singapore).

9. Areola, O., Aweto, A.O., Gbadegesin, A. (1982) “Organic matter and soil fertility restoration in forest and savanna fallows in south-western Nigeria”. Geo-Journal 6.2, 183-192 (Germany).

10. Aweto, A.O. (1982) “Variability of upper slope soils developed on sandstones in south-western Nigeria”. Nigerian Geographical Journal 25, 27-37. (Nigeria).

11. Aweto, A.O. (1982) “Organic matter and nitrogen status of savanna soils of Urhobo plains, South-western Nigeria.” The Oriental Geographer 26, 49-56 (Bangladesh).

12. Aweto, A.O. (1985) “Organic matter and nutrients contents of soil under four types of bush fallow vegetation in south-western Nigeria.” Geo Journal 10.4, 109-115 (Germany).

13. Aweto, A.O. (1985) “Soil cation exchange capacity dynamic under bush fallow in South-western Nigeria.” Geoforum 16, 85-92 (U.K)

14. Oyeniyi, O.L. & Aweto, A.O. (1986) “Effects of teak plantation on Alfisol topsoil in south-western Nigeria.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 7, 145-151. (Singapore).

15. Aweto, A.O. (1987) “Pedological aspects of shifting cultivation in South-western Nigeria.” Resource Management & Optimization 4(2), 179-197. (U.S.A)

16. Aweto A.O. (1987) “Physical and nutrient status of soils under rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) of different ages in South-western Nigeria.” Agricultural systems 23, 63-72 (U.K.)

17. Aweto, A.O. (1987) “Vegetation and soils of the Savanna enclaves of Urhobo Plains, South-western Nigeria.” Catena 14, 177-185 (Germany).

18. Aweto, A.O. (1988) “Effects of shifting cultivation on a tropical rain forest soil in south-western Nigeria.” Turrialba, 38, 19-22. (Costa Rica).

19. Aborisade, K.D & Aweto, A.O. (1990) “Effects of exotic tree plantations of teak (Tectona grandis) and gmelina (Gmelina arborea) on a forest soil in South-western Nigeria.”Soil Use and management 6, 43-45. (U.K.).

20. Aweto, A.O. (1990) “Plantation forestry and forest conservation in Nigeria.” The Environmentalist 10 No. 2, 127-134 (U.K.).

21. Aweto, A.O. & Adejumobi, D.O. (1991) “Impact of grazing on soil in the Southern Guinea Savanna zone of Nigeria.” The Environmentalist 11, 27-32. (U.K.)

22. Aweto, A.O. (1991) “Exploitation and conservation of Savanna ecosystem resources in Nigeria.” Resources Management and Optimisation 9, 33-43. (U.S.A.)

23. Aweto A.O., Obe, O. & Ayanniyi, O.O. (1992) “Effects of shifting and continuous cultivation of cassava (Manihot esculenta) intercropped with maize (Zea mays) on a forest alfisol in South-western Nigeria”. Journal of Agricultural Science Cambridge 118, 195-198 (U.K.).

24. Aweto, A.O. & Ogurie, G.M. (1992) “Impact of intensive market gardening on the nutrient status of hydromorphic soil in Ojo area of Lagos metropolis, Nigeria.” The Environmentalist 12, 223-230 (U.K.).

25. Aweto, A.O. & Ayuba H.K. (1993) “Effect of continuous cultivation with animal manuring on a sub-sahelian soil near Maiduguri, North Eastern Nigeria.” Biological Agriculture & Horticulture 9, 343-352 (U.K.).

26. Aweto, A.O. & Iyamah, C.C. (1993) “Catenary variation of vegetation in a swamp forest in south-western Nigeria.” International Journal of Environmental Studies, 43, 133-140 (U.K.).

27. Aweto, A.O. & Obe, O.A. (1993) “Comparative effects of a tree crop and shifting cultivation on a forest soil” The Environmentalist 13, 183-187. (U.K.).

28. Aweto, A.O. & Ishola, M.A. (1994) “The impact of cashew (Anacardium occidentale) on forest soil”. Experimental Agriculture 20, 337-341, (U.K.).

29. Aweto, A.O. & Ekiugbo, U.E. (1994) “Effect of an oil palm plantation on a tropical forest soil in south western Nigeria.” The Indonesian Journal of Geography 26, 51-59. (Indonesia).

30. Aweto, A.O. & Bongfen, L.J. (1994) “Effect of shifting cultivation on an upland volcanic soil in north-west Cameroon”. Geo-Eco-Trop. 17, 163-170 (Belgium).

31. Aweto, A.O. (1995) “Organic carbon diminution and estimates of carbon dioxide release from plantation soil.” The Environmentalist 15, 10-15. (U.K.)

32. Aweto, A.O. (1995) “ A spatio-temporal analysis of fuelwood production in West Africa. “OPEC Review 19, 333-347. (Austria)

33. Akintola, F.O., Aweto, A.O., Gbadegesin, A.S. & Daura, M.M. (1996) Rural energy consumption patterns and deforestation in Nigeria. Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research / Social Science council of Nigeria. Working Paper No. 9, 42 pp. (Nigeria).

34. Aweto, A.O. (1998) “Biogeographic research” In: Areola, O. & Okafor, S.I. (eds.) Fifty years of geography in Nigeria: The Ibadan story, Ibadan University Press, Ibadan (Nigeria). Pp. 309-329.

35. Aweto, A.O. (2000) “Geography: a spatial and environmental discipline”. In: Ikporukpo, C.O. (ed). Government, Society and Economy pp. 45-59. Stirling Horden, Ibadan (Nigeria).

36. Aweto, A.O. (2000) “The physical environment and environmental resources.” In: Ikporukpo, C.O. (ed) Government, Society and Economy. Pp. 60-75. Stirling-Horden, Ibadan (Nigeria).

37. Aweto, A.O. & Oyegunwa, O. (2000). Trace element status of dredged spoils and hydromorphic soil in the Mahin area, south western Nigeria. Land Contamination & Reclamation 8, 333-339. (U.K)

38. Ayuba, H.K.; Aweto, A.O. & Abubakar, S.M. (2000) Soil nutrient dynamics under small-holder agricultural practices in Konduga, north-eastern Nigeria. Tropical Agriculture (Trin) 77, 116-118 (Trinidad).

39. Aweto, A. O. (2000) “Managing natural bush fallow in tropical Africa for improved soil fertility and fuelwood production.” In: Ch. Floret & R. Pontanier (eds.) La Jachere en Afrique tropicale. Pp.92-96. John Libbey Eurotext, Montrouge. (France).

40. Aweto, A.O. (2001) Trees in shifting and continuous cultivation farms in Ibadan area, south-western Nigeria. Landscape and Urban Planning 53, 163-171 (U.S.A).

41. Aweto, A.O. (2001) Impact of single species tree plantations on nutrient cycling in West Africa. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology 8, 356 – 368. (U.K).

42. Aweto, A. O. (2002) Outline Geography of Urhoboland.

http: //waado.org/Geography/UrhoboGeography-Aweto.htm

43. Aweto, A. O. (2002). Agriculture in Urhoboland.

http:// waado.org/Geography/Agriculture/ Agruclture-Aweto.html

44. Aweto, A.O. & Iyanda, A.O. (2003) Effects of Newbouldia laevis on soil subjected to shifting cultivation in Ibadan area, south-western Nigeria. Land Degradation & Development 14, 51-56 (U.K).

45. Aweto, A. O. & Dikinya, O. (2003) The beneficial effects of two tree species on soil properties in a semi-arid savanna rangeland in Botswana. Land Contamination & Reclamation 11, 339-344. (U.K.).

46. Aweto, A. O. & Moleele, N.M. (2005) Impact of Eucalyptus camaldulensis

plantation on an alluvial soil in south eastern Botswana. The International Journal of Environmental Studies 62, 163- 170 (UK).

47. Aweto, A. O. (2007) Nigerdeltaet i flamer. In: Sigurd Jorde (ed.) Oljespill Jakten

Pa Afrikas Svarte Gull. Norwegian Council for Africa, Oslo, Norway, pp. 95- 109.

(Norway).

48. Akpokodje, U. E. & Aweto, A. O. (2007) Effects of an exotic tree legume on soil

in farmland in the Ibadan area, southwestern Nigeria. Land Contamination &

Reclamation 15, 319- 326. (U.K).

49. Aweto, A. O. & Enaruvbe, G.O. (2010) Catenary variation of soil properties under

oil palm plantation in south western Nigeria. Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies & Management 3: 1 – 7.

50. Ogundele, A.T., Oladapo, O.S. & Aweto, A. O. (2012) Effects of charcoal production on soil in kiln site in Ibarapa area, south western Nigeria. Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management 5: 296 – 304.

1. Aweto, A. O. (2013) Shifting Cultivation and Secondary Succession in the Tropics. CABI, Wallingford, UK. 196 pp.

PEDAGOGIC PUBLICATIONS

1. Aweto, A.O. & Gbadegesin, A.S. (1989) Physical Geography for Senior Secondary School. Onibonje Press, Ibadan. 138 pp.

2. Aweto, A.O. & Gbadegesin, A.S. (1989) Introduction to the Physical Environment. External Studies Programme, University of Ibadan. 73 pp.

3. Aweto, A.O. (1990) Biogeography. External Studies Programme, University of Ibadan. 72 pp.

4. Aweto, A. O. (1990) Air Photo Interpretation. External Studies Programme, University of Ibadan. 72 pp.

5. Aweto, A.O. (2006) Soil Study. Distance Learning Centre, University of Ibadan. 85 pp.

6 Aweto, A. O. (2006) Vegetation Studies. Distance Learning Centre, University of Ibadan. 83 pp.