10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BERBERIDACEOUS»
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Medicinal and Aromatic Plants VI: 6
Shoyakugaku Zasshi 33 : 84-87 Kunitomo J, Morimoto K, Tanaka S, Hayata S (
1972) Studies on the alkaloids in berberidaceous plants. XXXIV. Alkaloids of
Nandina domestica Thunb. (8). Yakugaku Zasshi 92:207-209 Kunitomo J, Juichi
M, ...
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The Japan Science Review: Biological Sciences
Pharm., Kyoto U.) On the alkaloids of Nelumbo nuci- fera GAERTN. I. J. Pharm.
Soc. Jap. 81(4): 469-473. 1961. (Jap. Eng.) 532. TOMITA, M. & M. SUGAMOTO (
Fac. Pharm., Kyoto U.) Studies on the alkaloids of berberidaceous plant. XXXII.
Such were the conditions then under which we may suppose a berberidaceous
herb to have acquired the shrubbiness and other characteristics which
distinguish barberries from the rest of the family. As the descendants of this trif
oliolated, ...
That is to say, if we suppose the six pistils of the primitive berberidaceous flower (
see Fig. 17) to have ripened into as many capsules, we shall have a form of fruit
from which not improbably may have been derived all the different forms of fruit ...
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The Late Oligocene Creede Flora, Colorado
Discussion: A dozen berberidaceous leaves in the flora are unlike any previously
described from this region. They are considered a distinct species from B_.
coloradensis described above, because there is no evidence of overlap in
marginal ...
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The Arabic Contributions to the English Language: An ...
-berberidaceous. R, W [3] berberine1, n. (1847 W9) Chem. [G Berberin < NL
Berberis (q.v.) + G -in -ine] A bitter yellow alkaloid obtained from barberry (q.v.)
roots etc. and used as a tonic. R, W [3] berberine2, n. (1861) Bot. Var. berberine
tree [G ...
Garland Hampton Cannon, Alan S. Kaye, 1994
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Chinese Medicinal Herbs: A Modern Edition of a Classic ...
This is a berberidaceous shrub, with evergreen leaves and, in the winter time,
beantiful red berries, making a good substitute for Christmas holly. The generic
name is taken from the sound of the first two characters in the second name given
...
Shizhen Li, Porter Smith, George Arthur Stuart, 2003
Berberidaceous fruits and seeds. A, Podophyllum peltatum, fruit cut transversely
and longitudinally. B, Jeffersonia diphylla, Pers., fruit. G, Ibid., seed; a, aril (4/1). D
, Epimedium alpinum, L, fruit. E, Leontice Leontopetalum, L, longitudinal section ...
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Pollen Morphology and Plant Taxonomy: Angiosperms
This is also the case with the grains in several berberidaceous genera.
MENYANTHACEAE (see Gentianaceae) MIMOSACEAE (see Leguminosae)
MOLLUGINACEAE (see Aizoaeeae) MONIMIACEAE s.lat. (Fig. 157):SYSTEM!
Perkins and ...
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The Seeds of Dicotyledons
Both have the elongate exotestal cells; both have more or less pulpy arillate
seeds; both have the tendency to embed the seeds in pulpy placenta (Akebia,
Podophyllum) ; and the Berberidaceous placentation may well have come
through ...
Edred John Henry Corner, 1976
