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Amaranth leaves

Amaranth — A great potential has been forecasted for grain and leaf amaranth both for nutritional and ornamental purposes. " The dye of amaranth leaves (Ama-... [Pg.91]

Palmer Amaranth Extracts. The aqueous extracts made from senescent Palmer amaranth leaves and thyrses after seed development and dispersal had little effect on any of the seeds tested (Table II). [Pg.290]

Amaranthus caudatus L. Wei Sui Xian (Amaranth) (leaf) Betaine.48 A tonic. [Pg.26]

Amaranthus tricolor L. San Se Xian (Jacob s coat, Chinese amaranth) (leaf) Beta-carotene, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, ascorbic acid.50 Prevent cancer. [Pg.26]

Compound Barnyard grass Rice Common amaranth Leaf mustard Pea IC50 (mM) Pea PDHc... [Pg.348]

Another phenolic compound isolated from Palmer amaranth was vanillin (4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde). This compound has been previously reported in extracts of soils, plant roots and leaf... [Pg.292]

Gross, Nutr. Rep. int. 29 721 (1984) lipids F,. Opute, J, Exp. Botany 30 601 (1979). Baking potential of flour K. Lorenz, Starch 33, 149 (1981). Most amaranth species have edible leaves wiih mild spinach-like flavor. A. cruentas, A, dubius, A. hybridus, A. lividus and A. tricolor are tome of the species grown as vegetables. Magnesium and copper content of leaf N. M. Guttiker et at., J. Nutr. Diet. 3, 4 (1966) ... [Pg.61]

Plant materials Amaranth(Amaranthus hypochon-driacus/ and wheatsTriticum aestlvum were both grown in the field. The leaves were collected from both plants at IBieir 5-leafiamaranth or 3-6 leaf(wheats age and used for the isolation of their rubisco. [Pg.2235]

Amaranth and buckwheat are two other commodities that are used as a main ingredient of some types of foods. Both are broad-leafed plants, and not true cereals. Amaranth belongs to the Amaranthaceae family and buckwheat to the Polygonaceae. [Pg.172]

Brj leaf mustard Amr common amaranth Che goosefoot Ech barnyard grass Dig crab grass Sef giant foxtail... [Pg.112]

IJ-13, and IC-22 were further compared at 300 g ai/ha. The results of herbicidal activity against leaf mustard, common amaranth, goosefoot, barnyard grass, crab grass, and giant foxtail are listed in Tables 2.48 and 2.49. [Pg.112]

Ama common amaranth Che goosefoot Bra leaf mustard Ipo morning glory... [Pg.113]

Bij leaf mustard Cas sickle senna Eel white eclipta Amr common amaranth Cer field chickweed For common purslane... [Pg.176]

The post-emergence herbicidal activity of IIID-5 and niD-6 against barnyard grass, green bristlegrass, crab grass, leaf mustard, amaranth, and chingma abutilon. [Pg.197]

Bq leaf mustard Amr common amaranth Abu chingma abutilon Ech barnyard grass Set green bristlegrass Dig crab grass... [Pg.199]

Abu chingma abutilon Bij leaf mustard Amn common amaranth Eel white eclipta Ech bamyaid grass Dig crab grass Set green bristlegrass... [Pg.243]

Inhibitory potency (%) against the growth of plants in the greenhouse, 0 (no effect), 100 % (completely kill) Brj leaf mustard Amr common amaranth Eel white eclipta... [Pg.243]

As seen from Table 5.15, IVC-I6 and IVC-18 only had 80-90 % inhibition against leaf mustard, but weaker herbicidal effect against common amaranth and white eclipta at 37.5 g ai/ha. Other compounds IVC-I5 and IVC-I9 showed much weaker herbicidal effect against tested broad-leaved weeds at 37.5 g ai/ha. The herbicidal activity of cyclic phosphonates IVC-I5, IVC-I6, IVC-18, and IVC-I9 were not comparable to clacyfos (IC-22, HW02). [Pg.244]

Compared with clacyfos (IC-22, HW02), IVD-12 exhibited a shghtly higher herbicidal effect against broad-leaved weeds, leaf mustard or common amaranth, and also showed much higher herbicidal activity against monocot weeds than that of clacyfos. However, cyclic 1-hydroxyalkylphosphonates IVA and IVB had no significant herbicidal activity (Sect. 5.1.5). All cyclic phosphonates IVC were also not comparable to clacyfos. [Pg.247]

Cyclic phosphonates IVE-2, IVE-7, IVE-9, IVE-Il, IVE-12, and IVE-13 were further examined for their post-emergence herbicidal activity against leaf mustard, common amaranth, and white eclipta at 75 and 37.5 g ai/ha, respectively (Table 5.20). The results showed cyclic phosphonates IVE-2, IVE-7, IVE-9, and IVE-11 stiU exhibited significant post-emergence herbicidal activity against all... [Pg.249]

Blj leaf mustard Amn common amaranth Eel white eclipta... [Pg.250]


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