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Antimicrobial Activity of Capparis zeylanica L. and Capparis sepiaria L.
2017The present study was conducted to determine antimicrobial activity of leaf extract of two Capparidaceae members namely Capparis zeylanica L and Capparis sepiaria L. Antibacterial and antifungal activity of leaf extracts was screened by Agar well diffusion and Poisoned food technique respectively.
`Petkar, Tejaswini +3 more
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International Journal of Medical Science and Public Health Research, 2022
This article describes in detail where the capparis spinosa plant is found, its medicinal properties and methods of extracting it.
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This article describes in detail where the capparis spinosa plant is found, its medicinal properties and methods of extracting it.
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Review of Food and Medicinal Uses of Capparis L. Subgenus Capparis (Capparidaceae)
Economic Botany, 2003Capers of commerce are immature flower buds which have been pickled either in vinegar or preserved in granular salt. Semi-mature fruits and young shoots with small leaves may also be pickled for use as a condiment. The use of capers can be traced to the prehistory. Although Capparis spinosa from the western Mediterranean is the most widely used species,
Diego Rivera +3 more
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INVESTIGATIONS ONCAPPARIS DECIDUA
Planta Medica, 1969K N, Gaind, T R, Juneja
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A SYSTEMATIC REVISION OF CAPPARIS SECTION CAPPARIS (CAPPARACEAE)1,2
Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden, 2006Diego Rivera, Francisco Alcaraz Ariza
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