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Hinokiflavone as a Potential Antitumor Agent: From Pharmacology to Pharmaceutics. [PDF]

Cells
Liu F, Li R, Zhou X, Li X.
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Contribution to the DNA barcode reference library for Réunion Pteridophyta. [PDF]

Biodivers Data J
Gauche M, Fontanié N, Grangaud E, Wilding N, Rougerie R, Lapègue M, Ah-Peng C.   +6 more
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Medicinal food plants of Sabah (Eastern Malaysia): a source of potential natural products and nutraceuticals for the fight against cancer. [PDF]

Pharm Biol
Tanbuda C, Sulaiman M, Yong Pau Lin P, Hasnidah Saikim F, Ruzdi NA, Rajagopal M, Pang Tze Ping N, Abdullah NH, Villegas J, Marshall S, Sikarwar MS, Nissapatorn V, Seephonkai P, Iriti M, Butler MS, Wiart C.   +15 more
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A comparative dataset on the GC-MS analysis and antioxidant activity of Selaginella bryopteris from different geolocations of India. [PDF]

Data Brief
Srivastava U, Mathur A.
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Trehalase activity in Selaginella martensii

Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1969
Abstract The content of α,α′-trehalose in fronds of Selaginella martensii was shown to be 2.4% by isotope dilution analysis. Trehalose- 14 C supplied to the cut ends of detached fronds did not accumulate, however, but gave a labelling pattern in the leaves identical with that obtained with d -glucose- 14 C, indicating a common pathway of ...
R M, Roberts, K C, Tovey
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Structurally Unique Biflavonoids from Selaginella chrysocaulos and Selaginella bryopteris

Chemistry & Biodiversity, 2006
AbstractChemical investigation of Selaginella chrysocaulos from Northeast India yielded three new (i.e., 1–3) and two known biflavonoids. From Selaginella bryopteris, collected in the southern part of India, one new (11) and eleven known biflavonoids of the amentoflavone‐ and hinokiflavone‐type were isolated and identified.
Ramalla Chidananda, Swamy, Olaf, Kunert, Wolfgang, Schühly, Franz, Bucar, Daneel, Ferreira, Vanapatla Swarupa, Rani, Bobbala Ravi, Kumar, Achanta Venkata Narasimha, Appa Rao   +7 more
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DEVELOPMENTAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE ROOT OF SELAGINELLA KRAUSSIANA A. BR. AND SELAGINELLA WALLACEI HIERON.

Canadian Journal of Botany, 1964
The origin and development of the root in the isophyllous Selaginella wallacei and the anisophyllous S. kraussiana have been investigated, and the observations agree closely with those previously made by the authors on the isophyllous S. densa. In both species the root arises from an angle-meristem on the upper surface of the stem at the angle of each
T. R. Webster, T. A. Steeves
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Selaginella selaginoides

2006
Enthält 9 Bilder des Dornigen Moosfarns.
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Selaginella rupestris in Kansas

American Fern Journal, 1949
In 1940 Dr. Frank C. Gates' did not list Selaginella rupestris (L.) Spring in the list of plants known for the state of Kansas. In this Journal2 there was published a map showing the range of Selaginella rupestris in the eastern half of the United States and again Kansas was not credited with any known records of this plant.
R. L. McGregor, W. H. Horr
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