10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ZINGIBERACEOUS»
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International Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New Original and ...
zingiberaceous. zizyphua. spathaceous bracts ; calyx superior, short, tubular,
three-lobed ; corolla, tubular, Irregular, with six segments in two whorls, theinner,
morphologically viewed, being transformed sterile stamens, un transformed ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1897
Finally I endeavoured to purchase other sorts of fresh zingiberaceous rhizomes
in October and was unable to procure any. In all cases I was informed that the
medicinal zingiberaceous rhizomes, and those used in flavouring, &c., came from
...
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Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information
Finally I endeavoured to purchase other sorts of fresh zingiberaceous rhizomes
in October and was unable to procure any. In all cases I was informed that the
medicinal zingiberaceous rhizomes, and those used in flavouring, &c., came from
...
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Handbook on Drugs from Natural Sources
Zingiberaceous flora are widely distributed in Southeast Asia. More than 200
species are found in Thailand. Many of these plants are used in Thai traditional
medicine, e.g., Zingiber cassumunar Roxb, is used for relieving asthmatic
symptom, ...
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Ginger: The Genus Zingiber
Tissue-cultured plants of ginger could be hardened and acclimatized to the field
conditions with relative ease due to the generic nature of the zingiberaceous
crops that are conventionally propagated through vegetative means. Earlier
studies ...
P. N. Ravindran, K. Nirmal Babu, 2004
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The Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New and Original Work of ...
zingiberaceous—. zizyphua. spaUiaceoiis bractti ; calyx superior, short, tubular,
thre«-lohe<t ; corolla, tubular, irregular, with six segment* in two whorls, the inner,
morphologically viewed, being transformed sterile statnenn, untransfomiecl ...
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Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to ...
9 — 11 : *' A young man, having seen a girl he desired, would prepare a
medicine from certain native trees (kusibager [a zingiberaceous plant], mar [a
scented grass-like plant from New Guinea], pekiau [scented bark of drift-wood
from New ...
Alfred Cort Haddon, William Halse Rivers Rivers, Charles Gabriel Seligman, 1908
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Guidelines for Seed Exchange and Plant Introduction in ...
The cardamom of commerce is the dried capsules of the Zingiberaceous plant,
Elettaria cardamomum. The highly aromatic seeds contained in the capsules,
have been an important spice in the Orient for centuries. In India, cardamom is
grown ...
Jorge León, Lyndsey A. Withers, 1986
A Gordonia, a tree loaded with big white blossoms like Cherokee roses, was very
common, and often, close to the ground, the bright red cone of a Zingiberaceous
plant, an Elettaria, caught the eye, or the scarlet bell of an Aes- chynanthus, ...
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CRC Handbook of Medicinal Spices
Many zingiberaceous plants exhibit antitumor activities, over and beyond COX-2-
Inhibitory and antimutagenic activities. Vimala et al. (1999) reported seven
zingiberaceous rhizomes which inhibited EBV activation (induced by TPA):
Curcuma ...
