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Steroids, 2020
Sphenocentrum jollyanum seeds (MeOH extract and n butanol fraction) exhibited urease inhibitory activity (IC50 40.0±0.92, 28.6±0.41). The Ethyl acetate (EtOAc) fraction gave significant antacid activity with an increase in the baseline pH value of 1.2 to
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Sphenocentrum jollyanum seeds (MeOH extract and n butanol fraction) exhibited urease inhibitory activity (IC50 40.0±0.92, 28.6±0.41). The Ethyl acetate (EtOAc) fraction gave significant antacid activity with an increase in the baseline pH value of 1.2 to
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The Menispermaceae of Malaysia: II
Kew Bulletin, 1956Baumgartia Moench, Meth.: 650 (I794). Androphylax Wendl., Bot. Beob.: 37 (1798). Wendlandia Willd., Sp. P1. 2: 275 (1799), nomen superfl. Cocculidium Spach, Hist. Nat. Vigdt. 8: 16 (1839). Adenocheton Fenzl in Flora 27: 312 (I844), nomen nudum. Holopeira Miers in Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., ser. 2, 7: 42 (1851), nomen nudum; op. cit., ser.
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Fitoterapia, 2019
Stephania species is one of the alkaloid-rich genus of the family Menispermaceae. Most plants of the genus Stephania possess medicinal value, whose main components are alkaloids. However, the non-medical species are often mistakenly used as herbs because
Wanli Zhao +7 more
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Stephania species is one of the alkaloid-rich genus of the family Menispermaceae. Most plants of the genus Stephania possess medicinal value, whose main components are alkaloids. However, the non-medical species are often mistakenly used as herbs because
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, 2020
Menispermaceae is one of the core groups of Ranunculales. The single fertile ovule in each ovary in Menispermaceae varies greatly in integument number, micropyle formation, and integument lobe.
Lu Wang +3 more
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Menispermaceae is one of the core groups of Ranunculales. The single fertile ovule in each ovary in Menispermaceae varies greatly in integument number, micropyle formation, and integument lobe.
Lu Wang +3 more
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Diversity of Menispermaceae from the Paleocene and Eocene of South China
Journal of Systematics and Evolution, 2019We present here the earliest known Asian fossil records of the Menispermaceae based on fossil fruits from Paleocene and Eocene localities in South China. A new genus and species, Paleoorbicarpum parvum sp. nov., and two new species of Stephania Loureiro,
Meng‐Qi Han +4 more
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Canadian Journal of Botany, 1986
The polarity of character states of pollen, leaf, endocarp, seed, perianth, androecium, and gynoecium within the Menispermaceae is established on the basis of maximum correlation of characters. Instances of parallel evolution are explained. The origin and spread of the different genera, which manifest the various combinations of character states, are ...
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The polarity of character states of pollen, leaf, endocarp, seed, perianth, androecium, and gynoecium within the Menispermaceae is established on the basis of maximum correlation of characters. Instances of parallel evolution are explained. The origin and spread of the different genera, which manifest the various combinations of character states, are ...
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The chemistry of the West and Central African Penianthus zenkeri Diels (Menispermaceae)
, 2020A phytochemical investigation of the roots and twigs of Penianthus zenkeri Diels led to the identification of twenty four compounds including one previously undescribed C-28 ecdysteroid (1) and previously described phytosteroids (2–5, 20, 22, 23 ...
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Alkaloids of the menispermaceae
Phytochemistry, 1970Abstract The alkaloids of the family Menispermaceae are reviewed. The 198 occurrences of ninet-five alkaloids found in fifty species from twenty-two genera are tabulated and their distribution, structural relations and biosynthesis are discussed.
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