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Manilkara

Haraguichi H, Hayashi R, Ishizu T, Yagl A. (2003) A flavone from Manilkara indica as a specific inhibitor against aldose reductase in vitro. Planta Med 69 853-855. [Pg.591]

Manilkara solimoesensis Gilly Manilkara zapotilla Gilly and Manilkara chicle Gilly Micropholis (also known as Sideroxylon) spp. [Pg.280]

Chide. The partially evaporated, milky juice from Manilkara zapatiBa (Jaoq.) Gilly (Achras sapota LJ. Sapota-ceae. Habit. West Indies, Mexico and Central America. [Pg.315]

Chong, C. H. and C. L. Law (2011). Application of intermittent drying of cyclic temperature and step-up temperature in enhancing textural attributes of dehydrated Manilkara zapota. Drying Technology 29(2) 245-252. [Pg.500]

Otari, S.V., Patil, R.M., Ghosh, S.J., Pawar, S.H., 2014. Green phytosynthesis of silver nanoparticles using aqueous extract of Manilkara zapota (L.) seeds and its inhibitory action against Candida species. Mater. Lett. 116, 367—369. [Pg.482]

Definition Obtained from the latex of the sapodilla tree, Manilkara zapotilla gilly or Manilkara chicle... [Pg.864]

Definition From Manilkara zapotilla gilly Uses Masticatory substance for chewing gum... [Pg.866]

Chicle, a mixture of Z- and -isomers of polyisoprene is isolated from Manilkara Achras) sapota (Sapotaceae). The biosynthesis of this material does not appear to have been examined. There is little doubt that there are two stereospecific enzyme systems metabolizing IPP in chicle latex, one producing rubber (2) and the other yielding gutta (Chari-wood and Banthorpe, 1978). Chicle is one of the few known examples where a mixture of the two structures occurs (Archer and Audley, 1973). Chicle, which is commonly used in chewing gum, has been partially replaced by synthetic substitutes (Loomis and Croteau, 1980). [Pg.321]

Manilkara zapota (family Sapotaceae) Native to Central America but now widely grown in the tropics, particularly in Asia. The edible fruits can be stored for 5 weeks. [Pg.148]

Manilkara zapota (family Sapotaceae) This is distributed in South-East Andean region it contains a sweetener and can be used in chewing gum. [Pg.156]

Wood sawdust (Manilkara sp.) EDTA-modified sawdust 6.20-6.30 80.00 (water) ... [Pg.141]

Manilkara bidentata (A.DC) Chev. ssp. surinamensis (Miq.) T.D. Penn. (Sapotaceae) Platymiscium gracile Benth. (Leguminosae-Papilionoideae)... [Pg.267]

Source Manilkara zapota (L.) P. Royen (syn. M. zapotilla (Jacq.) Gilly M. achras (Mill.) Fosb. Sapota achras Mill. Achras sapota L. A. zapotilla (Jacq.) Nutt.) (Family Sapotaceae). [Pg.188]

S. Singh and S.B. Bothara, Development of oral mucoadhesive tablets of losartan potassium using natuTcd gum from Manilkara Zapota seeds, Int. J. Pharm. Sci. NanotechnoL, 6 2245-2254, 2013. [Pg.18]

In addition to N. diderrichii and E, ivorense, which were included in the terrestrial exposure, the African woods used in the marine exposure, Coula edulis, Dialium aubrevlllei, Manilkara multinervis, and... [Pg.76]

Chlorophora excelsa Coula edulis Dialium aubrevillei Erythrophleum ivorense Eucalyptus paniculata Eusideroxylon zwageri Manilkara multinervis Mitragyna stipulosa Nauclea diderrechii Ongokea gore Pterocarpus erinaceus... [Pg.78]

Manilkara This wood is considered resistant to termites (9). It... [Pg.81]

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