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NOMENCLATURE OFBOMBAX, CEIBA(BOMBACACEAE) ANDCOCHLOSPERMUM(COCHLOSPERMACEAE) AND THEIR TYPE SPECIES [PDF]
TAXON, 1979 SummaryConservation ofBombax ceibaLinnaeus as the type species ofBombaxLinnaeus is proposed because the type of the species is contrary to the original generic description. Revision of the citation of the type species ofCochlospermumKunth., nom. cons., is proposed in order to reflect the fact that the type species,Bombax gossypiumLinnaeus, is an ...
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A Second Species of Cochlospermum (Cochlospermaceae) From Panama
Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden, 1968André Robyns
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American Journal of Biopharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2022
Objectives: Liver disease is a serious public health problem. There are many causes of liver disease and the liver is a vital organ in the body, so when it is damaged, its function can be affected. Cochlospermum tinctorium is a plant commonly used by Central African populations to relieve liver-related ailments such as jaundice and hepatitis.
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Objectives: Liver disease is a serious public health problem. There are many causes of liver disease and the liver is a vital organ in the body, so when it is damaged, its function can be affected. Cochlospermum tinctorium is a plant commonly used by Central African populations to relieve liver-related ailments such as jaundice and hepatitis.
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Facile Synthesis of Long-chain Triacylbenzenes fromCochlospermaceae
Natural Product Letters, 1994Abstract The synthesis of two natural 1,3,5-triacylbenzenes is reported. Both compounds have previously been isolated from West African medicinal plants (Cochlospermum planchonii, C. angolense and C. tinctorium).
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Amoreuxia wrightii A. G
ZusammenfassungIm Juni 1982 wurde in La Chivera bei Imías (Prov. Guantánamo) nach stärkeren Regenfällen ein Vertreter der Gattung Amoreuxia Moç. et Sessé ex DC. (Fam. Cochlospermaceae) gefunden. Dies ist der erste Fund einer Amoreuxia in Cuba und auf den Antillen überhaupt. Wenn man die Unsicherheiten auβer acht läβt, die z. Zt. bei der morphologischen
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