This paper reviews the literature on recent antimicrobial plant products (1978–1988) and
medicinal plants used for the treatment of infectious diseases. The review includes accounts …

The safety of daily application of N, N-diethyl-m-toluamide (DEET)(1.7 g of DEET/day) in the
second and third trimesters of pregnancy was assessed as part of a double-blind …

Limonia acidissima (L.), Wood-Apple, is an underexploited and edible fruit of family
Rutacaewhich can be consumed either in raw or ripe form. In northern parts of India, which …

A new indole alkaloid, crenulatine (1), along with twenty known compounds, was isolated
from the stems of Limonia Crenulata. Their structures were identified by spectral means …

Limonia acidissima L.(common name: Wood apple) is a fruit-yielding tree that belongs to
family Rutaceae, and it is native to Indian subcontinent. Wood apple is a nutrient rich fruit …

Unripe wood apple fruit is generally free from visible fungal growth before and at harvest but
a succession of fungi appears on the fruit shell, and sometimes in the pulp, during ripening …

The prevention and treatment of drug‐resistant malaria is becoming increasingly difficult. On
the Thai–Myanmar border multi‐drug resistant strains of falciparum malaria are increasing …

The stem bark of Luvunga angustifolia yielded a new acridone alkaloid, 5-
methoxyarborinine {1}, and several known compounds. Several known compounds were …

Objectives The aim of this study was to evaluate the hepatoprotective potential of a
methanolic extract and of marmesin isolated from the root bark of Feronia limonia. Methods …

Two new tetrahydroprotoberberine-aporphine dimeric alkaloids, corydaturtschines A (1) and
B (2), and a new aporphine derivative, ethyl glausuccinate (3), together with 13 known …