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, L. (Common Pimpernel): In Vitro Culture, Regeneration of Plants, and the Formation of Anagalline is a creeping annual herb with simple leaves and solitary axillary bisexual tubular flowers. It prefers waste land and untended sandy ground. This plant is a rich source of saponins (Table 1), and has been put to numerous uses. In India it is known by the common name jonkmari and used medicinally f

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, Species (Sundew): In Vitro Culture and the Production of Plumbagin and Other Secondary Metabolite requirements and ecological adaptations, but also because of their value as medicinal herbs (Lecoufle 1990). Among them, Charles Darwin studied insectivorous plants in detail and used them in his evolutionary studies (Darwin 1875). The genus ., which consists of about 125 species (Culham and Gornal

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, Lam. (Rutaceae): In Vitro Culture and the Production of Benzophenanthridine and Furoquinoline Alkkaloid fagaronine (Messmer et al. 1972; Barret and Sauvaire 1992). Systematic confusion between the genera . and . is frequent due to the similar morphologic characteristics of the two. The opposite single/double perianth is used to distinguish . respectively (Engler and Prantl 1896). . Lam. (synony

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, L.: In Vitro Culture and the Production of Anthocyanin and Other Secondary Metabolites, Since it was introduced to eastern Europe from Turkey (Darlington et al. 1951), improvement in many cultivars has been made. Although more than 2000 cultivars existed in Victorian times, only 187 are currently listed in the International Register (Stebbings 1996). Out of these, about 70 are mainly

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,: In Vitro Culture and Production of Xanthones and Other Secondary Metabolites,5a), Russia (Taylor et al. 1996a). Europe (Dingermann 1995; Ernst 1995; Cott 1995; Anonymous 1996), Nepal (Taylor et al. 1996b), China (Wu et al. 1996), and Japan (Minami et al. 1996). Recently, there have been reports of the following actions in this species: antifungal (Rocha et al. 1994), antibio