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SOURCE: PUBMED · Research paper · 2020
Effect on essential oil components and wedelolactone content of a medicinal plant Eclipta alba due to modifications in the growth and morphology under different exposures of ultraviolet-B.
Physiology and molecular biology of plants : an international journal of functional plant biology · PMID 32255939
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In the present study sensitivity of a medicinal plant Eclipta alba L. (Hassk) (False daisy) was assessed under intermittent (IT)…
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