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The American Journal of Chinese Medicine, 2010
Cell division and apoptosis are two crucial components of tumor biology and the importance of increased cell proliferation and reduced cell death have made them valid therapeutic targets. The plant kingdom is a relatively underexploited cache of novel drugs, and crude extracts of plants are known for their synergistic activity.
Subramanireddy, Ramadevi Mani +1 more
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Cell division and apoptosis are two crucial components of tumor biology and the importance of increased cell proliferation and reduced cell death have made them valid therapeutic targets. The plant kingdom is a relatively underexploited cache of novel drugs, and crude extracts of plants are known for their synergistic activity.
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Planta, 1978
The sequence of events leading up to the establishment of symbiotic nitrogen-fixation were studied in two tropical legumes, Centrosema pubescens Benth, and Vigna unguiculata L. Walp. Parameters measured included fresh and dry weights, chlorophyll and leghaemoglobin contents, as well as the activities of NADH-nitrate reductase (EC 1.6.6.1), and ...
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The sequence of events leading up to the establishment of symbiotic nitrogen-fixation were studied in two tropical legumes, Centrosema pubescens Benth, and Vigna unguiculata L. Walp. Parameters measured included fresh and dry weights, chlorophyll and leghaemoglobin contents, as well as the activities of NADH-nitrate reductase (EC 1.6.6.1), and ...
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Some aspects of the symbiotic relationships between Centrosema pubescens Benth. and strains of Rhizobium. [PDF]
A number of aspects of the symbiosis between Centrosema pubescens Benth. and Rhizobium strains were studied. In tests with 31 Rhizobium isolates from the cowpea cross-inoculation group including five from C. pubescens and C. plumieri (Turp.) Benth., all isolates nodulated cowpea (Vigna sinensis (L.) Endl.
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International Journal of Phytoremediation, 2011
Growth performance and phytoremediation of soil of the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria artificially-contaminated with crude oil (up to 100 mL/2 kg soil) using centrosema pubescen Benth was investigated for 12 weeks. The soil samples in which the plants were established were either un-amended, or amended with NPK, or UREA or chicken manure. The extents of
Eucharia O, Nwaichi +2 more
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Growth performance and phytoremediation of soil of the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria artificially-contaminated with crude oil (up to 100 mL/2 kg soil) using centrosema pubescen Benth was investigated for 12 weeks. The soil samples in which the plants were established were either un-amended, or amended with NPK, or UREA or chicken manure. The extents of
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Nutrient Profile of a Contaminated Soil Phytoremediated by Centrosema pubescen and Mucuna pruriens
Bioremediation Journal, 2012ABSTRACT Soil nutrients contribute to ecosystem-level processes and are important for productivity, community structure, and fertility in terrestrial ecosystems. Crude oil–stressed agricultural soil was subjected to phytoremediation for 12 weeks, and the nutrient status thereafter was characterized to investigate the inherent effects on such soils in ...
E. O. Nwaichi, M. O. Wegwu
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(1681) Proposal to conserve the name Centrosema pubescens ( Fabaceae ) with a conserved type
TAXON, 2005Bentham (I.e. 33) elevated Clitoria L. sect. Centrosema DC. (Prodr. 2: 234. Nov 1825; M?m. L?gum.: 238. Mar 1826) to generic rank and placed 23 species therein, includ ing C pubescens Benth. from Mexico and C. molle Mart, ex Benth. (I.e. 35) from Brazil. In Flora Brasiliensis (15(1): 131-132.
Joseph H. Kirkbride, John H. Wiersema
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1971
AbstractCentrosema pubescens and Stylosanthes gracilis were grown on two soils of different texture adjusted to pH values ranging from 5–7 to 8–0 by the addition of either dilute sulphuric acid or calcium carbonate. Centrosema grew best on a soil having final pH values of 6–1, while Stylosanthes grew best on a soil having a final pH value of 5–7 ...
C. T. I. Odu +2 more
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AbstractCentrosema pubescens and Stylosanthes gracilis were grown on two soils of different texture adjusted to pH values ranging from 5–7 to 8–0 by the addition of either dilute sulphuric acid or calcium carbonate. Centrosema grew best on a soil having final pH values of 6–1, while Stylosanthes grew best on a soil having a final pH value of 5–7 ...
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Influence of seed size on and seeling characteristics of Centrosema pubescens
2010No Abstract.
Lusembo, P, Sabiiti, EN, Mugerwa, JS
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Animal Research International, 2009
Sixteen Crossbred Weaner rabbits aged eight weeks made up of 8 males and 8 females with initial average weight of 650 ± 21.76 g were subjected to four dietary treatments namely Panicum maximum plus Poultry growers mash (T1), Centrosema pubescens plus Poultry growers mash (T2) Sida acuta plus Poultry growers mash (T3) and Poultry growers mash alone (T4)
Udeh, I, Ekwe, O, Aaron, E
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Sixteen Crossbred Weaner rabbits aged eight weeks made up of 8 males and 8 females with initial average weight of 650 ± 21.76 g were subjected to four dietary treatments namely Panicum maximum plus Poultry growers mash (T1), Centrosema pubescens plus Poultry growers mash (T2) Sida acuta plus Poultry growers mash (T3) and Poultry growers mash alone (T4)
Udeh, I, Ekwe, O, Aaron, E
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