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Growth response of Ricinus communis L (castor oil) in spent lubricating oil polluted soil
Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management, 2005 The growth response of castor oil plant, Ricinus communis, in spent lubricating oil (SLO) was investigated using 1-6% w/w SLO and a control. The result showed that highest percent germination of approximately 92, was obtained in control and the least in ...
DE Vwioko, DS Fashemi
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Antimicrobial and In Vitro Cytotoxic Efficacy of Biogenic Silver Nanoparticles (Ag-NPs) Fabricated by Callus Extract of Solanum incanum L. [PDF]
Biomolecules, 2021 Lashin I +5 more
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Pakistan Journal of Nutrition, 2009 2 Abstract: The effect of a Nigerian vegetable plant, Solanum incanum on postprandial blood glucose levels of normoglycemic Nigerians was investigated. Proximate analysis indicated that this vegetable contained significant amount of fiber, which is a Non-soluble Polysaccharide (NSP).
V. Uchenna Okolie +3 more
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Acute, sub-chronic and chronic toxicity of Solanum incanum L in sheep in Kenya
, 2012 A study was carried out to determine the toxicity of unripe fruits of Solanum incanum L in sheep. The sheep were orally drenched with dried unripe fruits powder of S. incanum L at dose rates varying from 1,200mg to 3,600 mg/Kg /day for 9 weeks.
Nyaga, PN +5 more
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Chemical constituents and pesticide efficacy of the fruit and root of solanum incanum L
Natural Product ResearchSolanum incanum L. is one of the Solanaceae family plants that grows in tropical African climates. The fruit and root sap extract of S. incanum is widely used as a pesticide, but little is known about pesticidal effectiveness and its pesticide-bioactive phytochemicals.
William Zivanayi +2 more
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Experimental Solanum Incanum L Poisoning in Sheep and Goats
, 2007 Solanum incanum L. is a shrub found in many areas of Kenya. The toxicity of ripe Solanum incanum L fruits has been carried out in sheep and goats with no effect. However, unripe fruits are more abundant and goats and sheep may be more easily attracted to
Thaiyah, Andrew Gitau
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ACUTE TOXICITY STUDY OF ETHANOLIC EXTRACT OF SOLANUM INCANUM. L FRUIT
, 2014 Solanaceae is a large plant family containing two thousand and three hundred, nearly half of which belong to single genus, Solanum. Solanum incanum is a species of nightshade that is native to north western Africa and the Middle East (USDA, 2006).
INDHUMATHI.T, S.MOHANDASS, SHIBI.A
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, 2013 6. Solanum lichtensteinii Willd., Enum. Pl. (Willdenow) 238. 1809. Distribution. From South Africa to Angola, DR Congo, and Tanzania; dry grassland, woodland, and thickets; 500–2000 m. Solanum lichtenstenii is morphologically similar to S.
Prohens, Jaime +2 more
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Knowledge and perceptions of smallholder farmers regarding Solanum incanum l. Use as a pesticide in the Mkoba community in Gweru, Zimbabwe [PDF]
This study explored the knowledge and perceptions the smallholder farmers in Mkoba village hold regarding the use of extracts of the root and fruit of S. incanum.
Hlangothi, B, Zivanayi, W, Rasana, NH
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Вестник защиты растенийНа основе данных мониторинга изучены сорные растения посевов сои в Белгородской области. Всего обнаружено 37 видов сорных растений, большинство из которых относятся к семействам Compositae, Gramineae, Cruciferae.
Н. Н. Лунева +2 more
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