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Short Fiction in Theory & Practice, 2016
Abstract The short story ‘Hibiscus Lobiscus’ imagines two afternoons at the edge of a river, in Trinidad. There, the protagonists move through a sequence familiar to many who trace their history to the Caribbean. The series of actions and contemplations that unfold at the river’s edge speak to an ongoing cycle − a cycle bound to the ...
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Abstract The short story ‘Hibiscus Lobiscus’ imagines two afternoons at the edge of a river, in Trinidad. There, the protagonists move through a sequence familiar to many who trace their history to the Caribbean. The series of actions and contemplations that unfold at the river’s edge speak to an ongoing cycle − a cycle bound to the ...
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Hibiscus storckii and three undescribed Fijian Hibiscus species
2018Tropical Hibiscus, in section Lilibiscus, are among the world's most widely planted woody ornamentals in warmer climates. Lilibiscus comprises about 25 Hibiscus species found mainly on mid-oceanic volcanic islands in the Pacific and Indian oceans. The distinctive and highly ornamental Hibiscus storckii was described from Fiji in 1865 but has generally ...
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Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1967
The flowers of hybrid hibiscus plants (Nos. 2209 and 2332) have been found to contain a glycoside, hybridin. It is a new bioside of quercetin characterized as quercetin 3-β-D-xylopyranoside-β-D-galactofuranoside.
B. Makhsudova +2 more
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The flowers of hybrid hibiscus plants (Nos. 2209 and 2332) have been found to contain a glycoside, hybridin. It is a new bioside of quercetin characterized as quercetin 3-β-D-xylopyranoside-β-D-galactofuranoside.
B. Makhsudova +2 more
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Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis): Importance and Classification
2021Pablito M. Magdalita +1 more
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Genetic variability in hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L)
International Journal of Farm SciencesThe study analyzed genetic variability, heritability and genetic advance in Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L. Significant treatment differences were observed across all traits, with flower number per plant ranging from 13.00 to 74.00 (mean 33.67), plant height from 52.24 to 247.68 cm and flower weight per plant from 164.96 to 4,925.24 g. Phenotypic coefficient
MS Gaikwad, AG Gaikwad, AA Bhagat
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Flavonols of hibiscus and a hybrid of hibiscus with the cotton plant
Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1967B. Makhsudova +2 more
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