Titlebook: Medicinal and Aromatic Plants II; Y. P. S. Bajaj Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 pharmaceutical.plant.plants

ENACT

,: Production of Scopolamine and Hyoscyamine in Cell Cultures,l, Bhutan, and India (Chen Cheih and Chen Chung-lien 1977). They are perennial herbs or subshrubs (Fig. 1). Stems are dichotomous or trichotomous; roots thick and fleshy; leaves simple, alternate or subopposite, entire or large-toothed, petiolate. Flowers solitary, axillary, lateral or between branc

集合

, L. (Tea): In Vitro Regeneration, widely consumed hot beverage, as being the cheapest. To date, the habit of tea drinking has become well established for more than half of the world’s population. The most common type of tea is black or fermented tea. The unfermented type is green tea, which is produced in China and Japan, and gives

悄悄移動(dòng)

, L. (Jobstears): In Vitro Regeneration, world, especially in humid areas of low latitude. In China, it is mainly distributed in the south provinces and there are wild and cultivated types of jobstears (Anon. 1961a). Jobstears is a perennial root species and has strong root system with thick fibrous roots (3 mm in diameter). The stem is s

抓住他投降

,: In Vitro Regeneration of Plants and the Production of Berberine,tidysentery. The cultivation of the rhizome of . plant grows very slowly and takes 5–6 years before use as raw material or as a source of berberine from the rhizome. Its rootstock and fibrous roots contain much berberine and other minor protoberberine alkaloids. Berberine is an useful antibacterial

misanthrope

, Don (Japanese Cedar): In Vitro Production of Volatile Oils,straight stem (Fig. 1); its valuable wood is white and soft, reaching more than 50 m in height and more than 5 m in diameter. Sugi yields good timber and is also cultivated as an ornamental in Japan. Extracts of sugi leaves by boiling are used for the cure of trauma, tumour, eczema and gonorrhaea (S

Inflammation

, spp.: In Vitro Regeneration and the Production of Tropanes,nnuals as well as perennials. . with its five varieties originated in India, its fruit is a wart-covered verrucosely hanging capsule (Fig. 1 b). . (Fig. 1 a) originated from Mexico. Safford (1921) and later Danert (1954) dealt with the systematics of these plants. Verzár-Perti and Sárkány (1960) stu

faddish

諂媚于人

玉米

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