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Contact Dermatitis, 1981 Clinical features, botany, phytochemistry, patch testing, ecology and the absence of a role for pollen in Compositae dermatitis are discussed with a review of current aspects of photo‐sensitivity for pathogenesis. It appears that the plants yield photoallergen(s) not yet identified.
J C Mitchell
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Contact Dermatitis, 2005 Udgivelsesdato: 2005-NovThe aim of this study was to assess the strength of any association between sensitization to 'new' fragrance compounds and sensitization to Compositae, fragrance mix, Myroxylon pereirae resin and colophonium, respectively ...
Klaus E Andersen
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Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 1999
Compositae dermatitis is an allergic contact dermatitis. The most important allergens in the Compositae family are sesquiterpene lactones (SL), which are present in the oleoresin fraction of leaf, stem, flower and possibly pollen. Compositae dermatitis is most frequently seen in middle‐aged and elderly people in patterns reflecting airborne or direct ...
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Compositae dermatitis is an allergic contact dermatitis. The most important allergens in the Compositae family are sesquiterpene lactones (SL), which are present in the oleoresin fraction of leaf, stem, flower and possibly pollen. Compositae dermatitis is most frequently seen in middle‐aged and elderly people in patterns reflecting airborne or direct ...
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Kew Bulletin, 1966
These notes follow the plan of the previous parts of this series and the remarks made in the introduction thereto apply also here. The Cynareae are a comparatively small group in tropical Africa and although most are fairly conspicuous plants they tend, as 'thistles', to be shunned by collectors as awkward material; this is especially true of the basal
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These notes follow the plan of the previous parts of this series and the remarks made in the introduction thereto apply also here. The Cynareae are a comparatively small group in tropical Africa and although most are fairly conspicuous plants they tend, as 'thistles', to be shunned by collectors as awkward material; this is especially true of the basal
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2019
CLIX. COMPOSITAE [nom. cons.]*, ** Hierbas anuales, bienales o perennnes, rara vez sufrútices o arbustos –árboles en especies extraibéricas–, inermes o espinosos, glabros o variadamente pelosos, a menudo con canales laticíferos o resiníferos, hermafroditas o ginomonoicos, rara vez monoicos, dioicos o ginodioicos.
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CLIX. COMPOSITAE [nom. cons.]*, ** Hierbas anuales, bienales o perennnes, rara vez sufrútices o arbustos –árboles en especies extraibéricas–, inermes o espinosos, glabros o variadamente pelosos, a menudo con canales laticíferos o resiníferos, hermafroditas o ginomonoicos, rara vez monoicos, dioicos o ginodioicos.
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2014
Published as part of J. A. Devesa, A. Quintanar, M. A. Garcia & S. Castroviejo, 2014, Flora Iberica / Vol. XVI (I), pp.
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Published as part of J. A. Devesa, A. Quintanar, M. A. Garcia & S. Castroviejo, 2014, Flora Iberica / Vol. XVI (I), pp.
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Paraguayan medicinal compositae
Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1990A survey of the Compositae used in traditional medicine and as economic plants by Paraguayan country people was undertaken to identify the components of crude drugs traded by herbalists. Forty-five medicinal and economic species have been identified through field work in the rural areas and enquiries in the markets, as well as by examination of the ...
G, Schmeda-Hirschmann, E, Bordas
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Compositae-Cichorieae. Compositae-Cynareae
Die erste Gruppe der Compositen bilden die Composĭtae- Cichorac0115ae oder diejenigen mit Bluthen, welche sammtlich zungen-formig sind.openaire +1 more source
Compositae-Helichryseae. Compositae-Anthemideae
Unter der Ueberschrift Flores omnes ligulati findet auch die Unterfamilie Helichryseae ihren Platz. Ihre abweichenden Merkmale sind: Randbluthen sehr dunn und ♀, 3-zahnig, Scheibenbluthen ♀, 5-lappig; Antheren am Grunde 2-borstig.openaire +1 more source
American Journal of Botany, 1929
The work here presented was undertaken for the purpose of determining the relative prevalence of mycorhizal fungi in the Compositae, a family universally conceded to be one of the most recent in origin in the evolutionary development of the plant kingdom.
W. B. McDougall, Olalla E. Glasgow
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The work here presented was undertaken for the purpose of determining the relative prevalence of mycorhizal fungi in the Compositae, a family universally conceded to be one of the most recent in origin in the evolutionary development of the plant kingdom.
W. B. McDougall, Olalla E. Glasgow
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