Lichens are symbiotic organisms which are composed fungi and algae and/or
cyanobacteria. They produce a variety of characteristic secondary metabolites. Such …

There are various protection mechanisms developed by living beings in response to the
environmental stress conditions they encounter in their natural habitats. Many animals …

Lichens synthesize a variety of secondary metabolites that enable them to tolerate abiotic
stress factors. Many of these metabolites possess significant potential for pharmaceutical …

Lichens contain a sufficient amount of plant nutrients for plant growth. Studies have shown
that the characteristic secondary metabolites they produce contain significant amounts of …

Antimicrobial properties of ethnobotanically valuable lichens are well recognized but it is not
known how exactly their therapeutic effects on microbial infections occur. Pseudomonas …

Bir mantar (mikobiyont) ve bir yeşil algin ve/veya siyanobakterinin (fotobiyont) bir araya
gelmesiyle oluşan likenler; bu ortak yaşam sonucunda kendilerine özgü sekonder …

Taksonomik olarak likenler, Mantarlar Âlemi altında ayrı bir grup olarak ele alınırlar. Antik
Çağ'dan itibaren materia medica kitaplarına da konu olmuş, tedavi edici özellikleri sebebiyle …

Taxonomically, lichens are classified as a distinct group under the Kingdom Fungi. They
have been subject to materia medica books since the ancient times, drawing attention for …

Lichens are composite organisms comprising of mycobiont (a fungal partner) and a
photobiont (an algal or cyanobacterial partner) and represent an ecologically stable and …

Tarımsal üretimde kendiliğinden yetişen ve verimi oldukça düşüren yabani otlarla uzun
yıllardır mücadele edilmektedir. Yabani otlarla mücadelede kimyasal ürünlerin kullanımı …