Flowers greenish, solitary, cyathiform or campanulate, with a brown pubescent peduncle; 6 sepals, 6 corolla lobes. Flowers are hairy outside, 8 mm long and 6-parted. Flowers are borne singly or in clusters in leaf axils near the tips of branches. Flowers are small, bisexual, off-white, bell-shaped, and measure about 10 mm in diameter. There are several flushes of flowers throughout the year.
Before planting muskmelon, it is important to start with a clean field to prevent competition between the weeds and the crops for water, fertiliser and sunlight. Muskmelon which also known as cantaloupe is susceptible to any danger or harm such as fungal rots after harvest. These rots occur on the external surface of the fruit and spreading inwards into the fruits’ flesh. Thus, dipping melons in hot water at 52-550C for 2 minutes can effectively control fungal rots in melon. Besides, storing cantaloupes at temperature below 20C will result in chilling injury.
Datura intoxication produce hyperthermia, tachycardia, painful photophobia and the presence of pronounced amnesia have been reported (Freye and Enno, 2009). The onset of symptoms generally occurs around 30 to 60 minutes after ingesting the herb. These symptoms generally last from 24 to 48 hours, but have been reported in some cases to last as long as two weeks (Pennachio, Marcello et al., 2010). In severe case of Datura poisoning intravenous physostigmine can be administered as an antidote (Gold frank et al.,
Jams are made of crushed fruits which are cooked with pectin, sugar [and maybe lemon juice to change the pH and cause the jam to become more solid] until the mixture thickens to spreadable consistency. In the lab, we made jam using 500 ml of each high-pectin fruit ingredient, about 20 ml of lemon juice to balance the flavour and cause the pectin to gel, and 500ml of sugar. Jellies are clear and gel-like. The fruits are cooked and the juice only is used to make jelly. The juice is boiled with sugar, pectin may be added, then it is allowed to set.
ADME 1. The most common route of exposure to Arsenic: The primary routes of arsenic exposure are ingestion (about 80%) (Vahter, 2002) and inhalation. Ingestion most commonly occurs through consumption of food and water containing arsenic. Inhalation commonly occurs from the following sources: naphthalene containing moth repellents and tobacco smoke. The less common route of exposure is the dermal route, e.g.
This mask has to be put on for 15 to 20 minutes for effective results. Vitamin E: Vitamin E oil is effective as an all night spot reducing treatment. Vitamin E along with being a moisturizer also has an anti-oxidant effect that curbs the free radical action on the skin that results in aging and dark spots. Nature’s very alovera pulp: Nature’s very own aloe Vera pulp works wonders on the skin. Orange and lemon peel powder.
Acetone is a high flammable liquid that caused serious aye irritation and may cause drowsiness and dizziness, and irritation to mucous membranes. Dichloromethane – when in contact with skin, eyes, or respiratory tract might cause irritation; if swallowed is harmful and may cause problems in the nervous system. A thin layer chromatography chamber and TLC plate with silica were prepared; a line was drawn with pencil about 1 cm above the bottom of the plate. Using a capillary tube, small drops of solvent were added to the plate leaving then the solvent evaporate (the smaller the diameter of the spot, the more accurate the results). Methylene chloride was added to the TLC chamber until it reaches 0.5 cm depth in order to cover the bottom of the jar; a piece of filter paper was added to the jar allowing the solvent to travel up the paper and the surface area of the solvent increased.
Dry the Leaves and whole plant in the shade in a windy place, and in it’s drying you must often turn them over. The whole plant, even if it was used for obtaining essential oil (Oleum Absinthii), must not contain numb parts of the stems, nor is good to gather it when withered. Wormwood, which is also in official use, contains a variety of drugs, primarily essential oil, composed of a series of complex organic compounds. It also contains bitter glycoside absintin and bitter substances arlemisin, absintiin and anabsintiin, and organic acids are established in wormwood malic, tannic and succinic acid. Also, substances such as paraffin are found, whose composition is not yet precisely defined.
The upper leaves are smaller, lance-shaped, opposite and attached directly to the stem. From the center of the rosette rises a round and hairy stalk that ends in 1-3 flower stalks bearing each one orange-yellow daisylike blossom. The fruits are bristly achenes. The rhizome is dark brown, cylindrical, usually curved, and bears brittle wiry rootlets on the under surface.
Pour 120 milliliters of olive oil over the leaves. Cover the leaves with oil completely. The bottle should be exposed to the sun for 40 days and then you should strain it over thick gauze into a dark bottle. Smear the remedy on the sick skin. English marigold cream Pick and chop two handfuls of English marigold, including the flower, the leaves and the stem.