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Helenium

There are all sorts of commercial supports available. Quick and easy to use are the galvanized metal or plastic circles with a grid, or L-shaped plastic-coated wires that hook into each other. Suitable candidates for this type of staking are clump-forming perennials such as heleniums, phloxes, and chrysanthemums. [Pg.192]

Aniszewski, T. 2000. Phenotypic parameters of elecampane Inula helenium) in eastern Finland. Aquilo. Serie Botanica, 38 13-28. [Pg.284]

N.A. Inula helenium L. Inulin, resin, mucilage, helenalin, dammaranedienol." For asthma, chest cold, stomach ulcers, antitussive, diuretic, antiseptic. [Pg.273]

Arctium lappa, Artemisia vulgaris, Dipsacus fullonum, Inula helenium, Solidago virgaurea, S. canadensis, Taraxacum officinale, Tussilago farfara... [Pg.520]

This American genus has yielded several ornamental plants (e.g., Helenium autumnale), but is also known for its toxic effects on herbivores. Helenium genus comprises about 40 species of annual and perennial herbs. Helenium mexicanum is taken orally if a person is very sick or to treat a stomachache, faint heartbeat, throbbing temples, quivering nerves, fever, or pus in the genital organ. Helenium quadridentatum is used for treatment of fever, catarrh, and testicular inflammations and as a diuretic and insecticide. [Pg.285]

The term inulin first appeared in the literature in 1818 (Thomson, 1818), predating the discovery of fructose by about 30 years. It was ascribed to a substance, first isolated from elecampagne (Inula helenium L.) in 1804 (Rose, 1804). Jerusalem artichoke was first recorded as a source of inulin in around 1870. The actual linear structure of the molecule was not elucidated until the 1950s, and the small degree of branching that can occur only in the mid-1990s (De Leenheer and Hoebregs, 1994). As a polymer of fructose, inulin is classified as a fructan of which there are several types... [Pg.58]

Anaphalis, Arnica, Bakluina, Eupatorium, Gaillardia, Helenium spp., Inula helenium (Asteraceae)... [Pg.153]

Inula helenium [oil of elecampane], I. spp., Liatris cylindrica, Telekia speciosa (Asteraceae)... [Pg.211]

Hymenovin Inula helenium (Asteraceae) Hymenoxys richardsonii (Asteraceae) AC (at 100)... [Pg.261]

Tenulin Helenium amarum (bitter sneezeweed) Bitter... [Pg.413]

Alantolactone (eudesmanolide sesquiterpene lactone) Inula helenium I. spp. (Asteraceae) Insect antifeedant... [Pg.443]

Hymenoxon Helenium hoopesii, Hymenoxys odorata DNA (bifunctional alkylating... [Pg.496]

Hymenoxon (seco- Helenium hoopesii, Hymmoxys odorata Ox. Phos. (DiNA) [toxic]... [Pg.568]

Plenolin (= 1 la, 13- Baileya pleniradiata, Helenium forms GST adduct... [Pg.593]

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Asteraceae helenium

Compositae helenium

Helenium amarum

Helenium autumnale

Helenium microcephalum

Inula helenium

Inula helenium , inulin

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