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Is there any reliable institute that analyse the extract for isolation and characterization of bioactives? I have found chloroform fraction (through kupchan protocol) of plant the most toxic one...
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All papers report use of mercuric chloride (0.5%) for seed surface sterilization in germination and seedling growth bio-assays, what is reason of use of this compound while there are also many...
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Rhaphanus sativus seeds are often used to test toxic compounds of medicinal or other plants. Easy germination and throughout year availability are common factors for their selection. But what is...
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To perform any bio-assay with different organic fractions of a plant part, mostly methanol crude extract is partitioned with different solvents in increasing order of polarity using a separating...
24 February 2015 5,926 6 View
Botanists usually collect different plant parts, dry it and convert that into powder form for the extraction in different solvents. Why is intact fresh material not used for extractions?
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I have tested different organic fractions of crude methanol extract of Parthenium hysterophorus leaves. Ethyl acetate fraction showed highest toxic activity. Now I would like to find out the most...
16 January 2015 7,662 3 View
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16 January 2015 8,072 5 View
Phlaris minor is world known weed of Triticum aestivum while less common in other fields. Similarly other crops have their own weeds. What makes these weeds crop specific? Moreover why most of...
08 January 2015 4,519 18 View
If some one wants to check certain activity, say for example antimicrobial, for 4 or 5 different plants with aim to perform chemical characterization for plant showing highest activity, is this...
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Most preliminary studies on plant toxicity use radish and lettuce seeds as test plants. Inhibitory effect on germination and seedling growth of both is taken as indicator of toxicity in plant. Is...
01 January 2015 1,907 8 View
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As most of the open access journals charge a fee to the authors to make their work accessible. These charges are even not affordable in certain cases. Are there any options available e.g.,...
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If anyone interested, let me know. I need solo funder not a group please.
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I need a funder for Egyptian journal of botany.
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