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Kvalitativní parametry Moringa oleifera a Moringa stenopetala
, 2020 The first part of the diploma thesis explains the genus Moringaceae, its botanical characteristics, the basic parameters, the list of phytochemistry and its uses. Furthermore, the diploma thesis describes the characteristics of two types – Moringa oleifera and Moringa stenopetala, their processing and uses for the human organism. The second part of the
Hellebrandová, Lucie
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Genetic Diversity of Moringa (Moringa Oleifera Lam.)
2021Moringa (Moringa oleifera Lam.) is a widespread multipurpose tree with great potential as a high-value crop for its nutritive, therapeutic and prophylactic properties with several industrial applications. Almost every part of the tree is useful with varied end uses. It is an interesting plant owed to its bioactive compounds.
T. N. Lakshmidevamma +8 more
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Sustainable Crops for Food Security: Moringa (Moringa oleifera Lam.)
2019Moringa oleifera Lamarck is a multi-purpose tropical tree crop with great potentials. All its parts are suitable for a sustainable human and animal nutrition, due to their high nutritional properties. The scientific community has reported that moringa can help improve food security and reduce malnutrition and desertification.
Montesano D., Cossignani L., Blasi F.
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Bioactive Compounds of Moringa (Moringa Species)
2021N. Kumar, null Pratibha, S. Pareek
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Agronomical Aspects of Moringa oleifera (Moringa)
2021Elvia Paulina Pérez-Rivera +4 more
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Kew Bulletin, 1958
This note is the result of the investigation of an erroneous determination published recently by Mr. Dale and myself. In 'Indigenous Trees of Uganda' Second Edition, p. 265 (1952) a description of a Moringa, said to be from Karamoja, Uganda (but very probably from just within the Kenya border), is given under the name M.
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This note is the result of the investigation of an erroneous determination published recently by Mr. Dale and myself. In 'Indigenous Trees of Uganda' Second Edition, p. 265 (1952) a description of a Moringa, said to be from Karamoja, Uganda (but very probably from just within the Kenya border), is given under the name M.
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Multipurpose tree: Moringa (Moringa oleifera Lam)
Journal of Krishi Vigyan, 2022Sohan Singh Walia +2 more
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