… However, natural hybrids seem to be common in the Jatropha genus. For example, Jatropha
tanjorensis Ellis & Soraja is considered a spontaneous hybrid between J. curcas L. and …

… and alternative energy resources has propelled research on Jatropha oil as a feedstock
for … to produce Jatropha oil. In future, the increased cultivation of toxic Jatropha plants and …

… compounds have dominated the research area in Jatropha species with respect to their …
of an array of Jatropha diterpenes. The diterpenes isolated from Jatropha species belongs to …

… Hence non-edible oil from crops like Jatropha (Jatropha curcas) and Pongamia (Pongamia …
In this review, we attempt to discuss the currently available information on Jatropha species …

… It also describes possible routes to a better Jatropha germplasm, gives recommendations …
for future research. We also discuss the participatory domestication strategy of Jatropha …

… for jatropha products should be investigated. If the full potential of the plant is to be realized,
much more research is required into the growing and management of Jatropha curcas and …

… genus Jatropha have been reported for their medicinal uses, chemical constituents and
biological activities such as Jatropha … , chemical constituents and biological activities of Jatropha. …

… curcas evaluation Programme (JEP) that we coordinate at Wageningen University and
Research centre - Plant Research International (See Appendix I), I would like to draw your …

… Based on extensive research, Jatropha and Pongamia have been identified as the potential
feedstocks for biodiesel production in near future. Table 4 gives the oil productivity of these …

… research and development initiatives undertaken for the study of chemical composition of
Jatropha oil… -catalytic supercritical process to obtain Jatropha based biodiesel satisfying ASTM …