Titlebook: Medicinal and Aromatic Plants VII; Y. P. S. Bajaj Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Aromapflanzen.Arzneipflanzen.Biotechnol

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劇毒

, L. (Lobelia): In Vitro Culture and the Production of Lobeline and Other Related Secondary Metabolalso cultivated (Wagner 1980, Krajewska 1986) because of its active ingredients. It is a 30–60-cm-high annual plant (Fig. 1), flowering from June to August. Its flowers are blue, about 7 mm long and form a racemose inflorescence. The drug is supplied by the flowering shoot.

縮減了

, Species (Carnation): In Vitro Culture and the Biosynthesis of Dianthalexin and Other Secondary Meh light intensities, and mineral-rich soils (Helm 1975: Rechinger 1979), but a few species such as . and . have managed to colonize rock soils in the Austrian and Italian Alps at 2000 to 2800 m altitude. Crosses between species may occur spontaneously, and numerous hybrids are known to exist in thei

lactic

, Species (Globe Amaranth): In Vitro Culture and Production of Secondary Metabolites,ion, as it grows easily and rapidly and is susceptible to a wide variety of plant viruses, including TMV (tobacco mosaic virus), PVX (potato virus X) and TBRV (tomato black ring virus), (Smith 1974; Matthews 1981; Bos 1983). . is also a natural virus host (Kitajima and Costa 1966; Brunt et al. 1990)

Immunotherapy

C. C. J. Vieira,H. Mercier,E. P. Chu,R. C. L. Figueiredo-Ribeiro

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混合

, Species: In Vitro Culture and the Production of Protoberberine and Other Alkaloids,eria, China, Afghanistan, India, Nepal, and North and South America (Goina 1929; Heywood 1978). . Sprague, the subject of our studies, originated from China (West Sechuan) (Krussmann 1960), and is cultivated in Romania, in the Cluj Botanical Garden.

感情脆弱

, Macf. (Grapefruit): In Vitro Culture and the Bioproduction of Sesquiterpenes Nootkatone, Valencentzler 1967; Horowitz and Gentili 1977), in addition to an extremely complex group of compounds which are volatile and are responsible for determining the characteristic aroma of each . variety (Ting and Rouseff 1986).

Lethargic

, L. (Lobelia): In Vitro Culture and the Production of Lobeline and Other Related Secondary Metabolalso cultivated (Wagner 1980, Krajewska 1986) because of its active ingredients. It is a 30–60-cm-high annual plant (Fig. 1), flowering from June to August. Its flowers are blue, about 7 mm long and form a racemose inflorescence. The drug is supplied by the flowering shoot.

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