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Tradescantia pallida Leaf Extract as a pH Sensitive Chemical Indicator
Anthocyanins are water-soluble natural pigments with good anti-oxidant and antibacterial properties, and their colours are pH-sensitive to the environment. At present, the use of plant anthocyanins as indicators and smart packaging film has attracted increasing attention in the field of food engineering.Mohamed Safwan +3 more
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2011
This study aimed to associate the intensity of vehicular traffic in the city of Dourados (Mato Grosso do Sul State, Brazil) with mutagenic effects and alterations in leaf physiology as measured by the quantity of micronuclei and the leaf surface parameters of Tradescantia pallida.Five collections of inflorescences were undertaken for 24 weeks to ...
Bruno do Amaral, Crispim +5 more
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This study aimed to associate the intensity of vehicular traffic in the city of Dourados (Mato Grosso do Sul State, Brazil) with mutagenic effects and alterations in leaf physiology as measured by the quantity of micronuclei and the leaf surface parameters of Tradescantia pallida.Five collections of inflorescences were undertaken for 24 weeks to ...
Bruno do Amaral, Crispim +5 more
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Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 2015
This study aimed to verify the capacity of Tradescantia pallida in the biomonitoring of air pollution in urban areas with different traffic intensities and under varying environmental conditions. Experiments were carried out in Ribeirão Preto, in the Southeastern Brazil, with more than 660,000 inhabitants and a fleet of more than 485,000 motor vehicles.
Ana Paula M, Santos +6 more
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This study aimed to verify the capacity of Tradescantia pallida in the biomonitoring of air pollution in urban areas with different traffic intensities and under varying environmental conditions. Experiments were carried out in Ribeirão Preto, in the Southeastern Brazil, with more than 660,000 inhabitants and a fleet of more than 485,000 motor vehicles.
Ana Paula M, Santos +6 more
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The Site of the Self-incompatibility Mechanism in Tradescantia pallida
Annals of Botany, 1980Y. R. HERD, D. J. BEADLE
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Notes on Tradescantia pallida: American Commelinaceae: III
Kew Bulletin, 1976openaire +1 more source