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distribution of leafy spurge (euphorbia virgata) in the united states. 193317807153
euphorbain, a protease occurring in the latex of the weed euphorbia lathyris. 194516747939
studies on the pharmacology of euphorbia pilulifera. 194818105642
a pharmacological study of the egyptian plant, euphorbia peplus. 194818880521
the antispasmotic action of euphorbia pilulifera. 195015405492
a note on the isolation of quercitrin from euphorbia pilulifera l. 195114813964
a note on the isolation of 1-inositol from euphorbia pilulifers, l. 195114861123
observations on the antispasmodic principle of euphorbia pilulifera, l. 195313096401
[pharmacognostic studies on euphorbia peplus l]. 195513280334
[active agents of euphorbia cyparissias; preliminary report]. 195513310233
[study and distribution of amino acids in euphorbia characias l.: amino acids of leaves and latex]. 195613343705
[presence of anti-tumor substances in euphorbia amygdaloides. i. experiments with crocker's tumor]. 195713464887
[trials of in vitro culture of euphorbia characial l. stems]. 195713473279
modes of union and interaction between parasite and host in the loranthaceae. iv. viscum obscurum on euphorbia polygona. 195813554430
[detection of tumoricidal substances in euphorbia amygdaloides. ii. experimental studies with walker rat tumor]. 195813600516
[detection of tumoricidal substances in euphorbia amygdaloides. iii. effect of subfraction of aqueous extract on walker carcinoma in rat]. 195813600517
anthocyanins in bracts of euphorbia pulcherrima as revealed by paper chromatographic and spectrophotometric methods. 195816655069
[euphorbia and cantharidine in the topical treatment of verruca]. 195913853231
tumor promotion by euphorbia latices. 196113742650
[on some leptomonas of euphorbia of madagascar]. 196113778825
isolation of a floating cell strain from submerged cell cultures of euphorbia marginata pursh. 196214468435
dose-response in tumour-promotion by euphorbia tirucalli latex. 196214484914
use of monkeys to demonstrate allergic cross-reactions among the euphorbicae: ricinus communis, poinsettia pulcherrima, euphorbia esula. 196214463067
an onocostatic factor present in euphorbia amygdaloides. 196213914849
[clinical observation and animal experimental studies on the effect of the sap of euphorbia lathyris on the eye]. 196213947005
[severe burn of the conjunctiva due to the projection of juice of the ornamental plant "euphorbia"]. 196213980780
formation of carbon monoxide during seed germination and seedling growth.carbon monoxide was formed during the growth of cucumber seedlings in the dark in atmospheres containing 5 percent oxygen or less, but not by aerobic seedlings. the highest level recorded was 6000 ppm. carbon monoxide was also formed by euphorbia. germinating seeds of rye, cucumber, and other species also produced carbon monoxide at levels of 10 to 25 ppm.196217770955
castor bean allergy as cross-reactive hypersensitivity to the spurges (euphorbiaceae): absence of reaction to chlorogenic acid in primary allergy to castor beans. 196314083097
[demonstration of a new combined form of glutamic acid in euphorbia characias l. latex]. 196314099855
[the antidysenteric properties of euphorbia hirta]. 196414144081
[therapeutic action of euphorbia hirta extracts in intestinal amebiasis. apropos of 150 cases]. 196414181745
phase cinemicrographic observations on cultured cells. ii. mass movement of cytoplasm in euphorbia marginata. 196514291405
the origin and transmission of a series of plastogene mutants in dianthus and euphorbia. 196517248283
a chemical examination of euphorbia hirta linn. 19665978708
[quercetin-3-glucuronide and camphorol-3-glucuronide, main flavonoids in euphorbia cyparissias l]. 19665993457
[constituents of euphorbia adenochlora. 1]. 19666010721
[constituents of euphorbia watanabei. 1]. 19666010722
mitotic waves in laticifers of euphorbia marginata.a successive pattern of nuclear divisions that result in mitotic waves has been observed within the coenocytic nonarticulated laticifers of embryos of euphorbia marginata pursh. these waves originate independently in the cotyledonary or hypocotyl portion of the laticifer and exhibit uni-or bidirectional movement at variable velocities. individual nuclei or groups of neighoring nuclei in a laticifer were observed in a sequence of mitotic stages ranging from prophase to telophase; division activit ...196617815080
preliminary phytochemical and pharmacological studies on euphorbia dracunculoides, lam. 19676036055
chemical study of the latex, stems, bracts, and flowers of "christmas flower" (euphorbia pulcherrima). i. 19676049711
study of the laxative action of euphorbia lathyris seed oil. 19675592106
[polyphenol compounds of euphorbia palustris]. 19675600230
[acute conjunctivitis and keratitis due to the sap of euphorbia marginata]. 19676078334
[flavonoids of euphorbia stepposa]. 19685699876
euphorbia esula l. (euphorbiaceae). i. preliminary phytochemical and biological evaluation. 19685671340
[m-hydroxyphenylglycine and 3,5-dihydroxyphenylglycine, 2 new amino acids from the latex of euphorbia helioscopia l]. 19684385921
[1-methyl-6-hydroxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline-3-carboxylic acid in the milky juice of euphorbia myrsinites l]. 19684386046
[kaempferol-3-glucuronide and quercetin-3-glucuronide, principal flavonoids of euphorbia lathyris l. and their separation on acetylated polyamide]. 19694388752
new constituents of euphorbia resinifera berg. 19695381552
[note on 2 african drugs with confirmed amebicidal properties: holarrhens floribunda and euphorbia hirta]. 19695399292
tumor promoting compounds from euphorbia triangularis: mono- and diesters of 12-desoxy-phorbol. 19695820946
carbon dioxide compensation points in related plant species.both high and low c0(2) compensation concentrations were found in the plant genera-panicum, cyperus, and euphorbia. within each genus, however, high and low compensations were found in different subgenera. thus, they may not be genetically closely related. no significant differences in co(2) compensation were found among 100 genetic lines of triticum aestivum l. or among 20 lines of hordeum vulgare l.19695774193
phorbic acid biosynthesis in the latex vessel system of euphorbia.evidence is presented that phorbic acid is formed in the latex producing cell system, rather than in photosynthetic or chlorophyll-free tissues of euphorbia resinifera berg. when a branch of the plant was kept first in a (14)co(2) atmosphere with 12 hr light-dark periods for 2 days and then left under natural conditions in the air outside for at least 2 to 3 days, radioactive phorbic acid was found in the latex. phorbic acid synthesis appeared to be independent of the photosynthetic and respirat ...196916657036
inhibition of nitrogen-fixing and nitrifying bacteria by seed plants: vi. inhibitors from euphorbia supina.euphorbia suinna occurs in the pioneer weed stage of succession in abandoned fields in several midwestern states of the united states. it was previously found to be very inhibitory to several test strains of nitrogen-fixing and nitrifying bacteria and to several associated seed plants. the present project was concerned wilh the identification of the chief inhibitors produced by that species, using appropriate column and paper chromatographic techniques, and by tests of bacterial inhibition emplo ...196920925667
[dermatitis due to euphorbia rigida m.b]. 19705496838
tumor-promoting compounds from euphorbia cooperi di- and triesters of 16-hydroxy-12-desoxy-phorbol. 19705417593
[flavonol glycosides of euphorbia amygdaloides and their quantitative determination at various stages of plant development. 5. flavonoids of native euphorbiaceae]. 19705439745
[synthesis of glucuronides in the flavonoid series. ii. isolation of kaempferol-3-beta-d-glucuronide from euphorbia esula l]. 19705522586
[flavonolglycosides from euphorbia myrsinitis. their isolation and identification. 6. flavonoids of native euphorbiacae]. 19715547621
[flavonoids from swamp and steppe spurges and their pharmacological properties]. 19715163056
euphorbia pulcherrima: toxicity to rats. 19715092399
further new diterpene esters from the irritant and cocarcinogenic seed oil and latex of the caper spurge (euphorbia lathyris l.). 19715144835
[euphorbia palustris and stepposa flavonoids and their pharmacological properties]. 19715150542
[effect of total euphorbia sequiriana flavonoid on the cardiovascular system and intestinal smooth muscle]. 19715150838
injury to the eye by the sap of euphorbia royleana. 19715159815
clinical studies of euphorbia acaulis, rox b. in cases of eczema--a preliminary report. 19714935910
disjunct foliar veins in hawaiian euphorbias.isolated segments of veins occur in the leaf mesophyll of several hawaiian species of euphorbia. these anomalous structures appear to consist entirely of tracheids and are a normal feature of the anatomy of species native to mesic and wet areas, but not to xeric, dry habitats.197117742577
preliminary phytochemical investigation of euphorbia millii. 19725046121
chemical examination of euphorbia myrsinitis linn. 19725059805
euphorbia royleana latex keratitis. 19725075134
ecological aspects of the jos plateau, nigeria.the jos plateau has an area of about 6 700 km(2), lies at 1 280 m above sea level, and contains approximately 1 million inhabitants. annual rainfall averaged 137 cm in the period 1965-68; in 1969 rainfall totalled 170 cm and lasted for a month longer than usual.the rural population is engaged in agriculture, tin mining, and cattle grazing. animal life consists chiefly of domestic species; there are few large wild animals. wild primates are apparently rare, although baboons and red patas monkeys ...19724538036
[isolation and identification of flavonol glycosides from euphorbia exigua and euphorbia peplus. 7. flavonoids indigenous to euphorbia]. 19734765452
[pharmacology of total flavonoids from euphorbia palustris l]. 19734767380
proceedings: a screening procedure for euphorbia co-carcinogenic irritants. 19734150549
[on the biologically active compounds of euphorbiaceae. i. skinirritant and cocarcinogenic factors from euphorbia cooperi n.e.br (author's transl)]. 19734273892
an excellent source of vegetative buds for use in plant hormone studies on apical dominance.when studying the role of plant hormones in the control of growth at apical meristems, it is often difficult to obtain needed amounts of physiologically uniform buds. a source and method are described for obtaining sufficient quantities of large, uniform buds and for the treatment of the buds with indoleacetic acid and kinetin. buds from the root system of euphorbia esula l. were grown in petri plates, with agar suspending the short root sections from which they emanate. plant hormones are appli ...197316658506
[flavonol-glycosides from euphorbia sequieriana (author's transl)]. 19744409589
chemical examination of euphorbia tinctoria boiss. 19744421022
leafless euphorbia on rajasthan rock. 19744432132
constituents of egyptian euphorbiaceae. i. triterpenoids and related substances of euphorbia paralias. 19744278041
[on the presence of rhamnetine in the genus euphorbia. a correction (author's transl)]. 19744818019
[on the active principles of the spurge family. ii. skin irritant and cocarcinogenic factors from euphorbia triangularis desf. (author's transl)]. 19744279515
[dermatitis caused by a decorative plant, euphorbia variegata]. 19744830662
skin irritants of euphorbia fortissima.by means of a combination of partition and chromatographic methods six irritant constituents were isolated from the fresh latex of euphorbia fortissima. compounds a-d were di-esters of the common parent diterpene 12-deoxyphorbol, and compounds e and f were mono-esters of the same diterpene. the fresh latex had an irritant dose 50% (id50) on mice of 0-64 mug mul- minus 1. compounds a-d are short-acting irritants reaching a maximum activity within 4 h of application to the skin, whilst the monoest ...1975239133
petty spurge (euphorbia peplus l.). 1975233888
[flavonol glycosides from euphorbia helioscopia, e. stricta, e. verrucosa and e. dulcis (author's transl)]. 19751161897
phytochemical study of euphorbia peplus. 19751161908
a biological screen of selected species of the genus euphorbia for skin irritant effects. 19751208681
on the active principles of the spurge family. iii. skin irritant and cocarcinogenic factors from the caper spurge.the toxic and irritant principles of the seed oil and of the latex of the caper spurge (euphorbia lathyris l.) were isolated together with several non irritants of similar chemical structure. from the seed oil two irritant euphorbia factors l5 and l6 and from the latex a mixture of irritant euphorbia factors were obtained. euphorbia factor l5 was identified as 3-hexadecanoate of the new tetracyclic, poly-functional diterpene parent alcohol ingenol. euphorbia factor l6 most probably is the 3-tetr ...1975128221
[quercetin derivatives of euphorbia lucida w.k]. 19751211210
spectrophotometric estimation of individual flavone glycosides in three euphorbia species.two spectrophotometric methods (conventional and differential) are carried out for the estimation of flavone glycosides (hyperoside and/or kaempferol-3-beta-glucoside) in euphorbia paralias l., and euphorbia helioscopia l. the glycosides are extracted with methanol from the aerial parts of the different euphorbia species, separated on silica gel chromatoplates, and eluted by refluxing with methanol (80%). the absorbance value (conventional method) and the delta absorbance value (differential met ...19751161795
c(4) photosynthesis in tree form euphorbia species from hawaiian rainforest sites.the (13)c (12)c isotope ratios and the leaf anatomy of 18 species and varieties of euphorbia native to the hawaian islands indicated that all possess c(4) photosynthesis. these species range from small prostrate coastal strand shrubs to shrubs and trees in rainforest and bog habitats. the results show that c(4) photosynthesis occurs in plants from a much wider range of habitats and life-forms than has been previously reported.197516659208
irritant constituents of iranian plants. ingenol from euphorbia seguieriana. 1976981395
tumor promoting constituent of euphorbia serrata l. latex.euphorbia serrata latex has initially ingenol-3-palmitate, which by action of silica gel is converted to ingenol-20-palmitate. the former is responsible for the irritant and cocarcinogenic activity of the latex on mouse ear and on mice back skin.1976971764
isolation of ingenol from the irritant and cocarcinogenic latex of euphorbia seguieriana. 1976959388
home treatment of basal cell carcinoma.the sap of the plant euphorbia peplus is not uncommonly used as a home treatment for warts and basal cell carcinomas. this report documents its successful use on a biopsy-proven basal cell carcinoma.1976979751
constitutents of egyptian euphorbiaceae. part 2: flavonoids of euphorbia paralias. 1976959303
phytochemical study of euphorbia paralias. 1976948535
axenic cultivation of phytomonas davidi lafont (trypanosomatidae), a symbiote of laticiferous plants (euphorbiaceae).phytomonas davidi (trypanosomatidae) originally discovered by lafont in 1909 on the island of mauritius was rediscovered in euphorbia cyathophora in florida. successful cultures were established in diphasic medium consisting of duck blood agar and modified phillips' medium as overlay. optimal growth was obtained when mansour's medium was used as overlay and poorest growth when cowperthwaite's medium buffered at ph 5.0 was utilized for this purpose. marked changes tending toward choanomastigotes ...1976933080
protein bodies in the nucellus of euphorbia helioscopia. 19761249847
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