| ANTIVIRAL EFFECT OF SELECTED MEDICINAL
PLANTS 1: EFFECT OF
DIOSPYROS BATERI, DIOSPYROS MONBUTENSIS AND SPHENOCENTRUM
JOLLYANUM ON POLIO VIRUSES
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| J. O. Moody, V. A. Robberts and J. A.
Adeniji |
4 |
| ABSTRACT
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| TOXICITY OF SOME PLANTS IMPLICATED AS
POISONS IN NIGERIAN ETHNOMEDICINE TO RATS
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| Ajibesin, K. K., Bala, D. N., Ekpo, B.
A. J. and Adesanya, S. A. |
8
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| ABSTRACT
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| GASTRIC AND DUODENAL ANTIULCER AND
CYTOPROTECTIVE EFFECTS
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| OF CISSUS QUADRANGULARIS L. VARIANT II IN
RATS.
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| Anoop Austin and M. Jegadeesan |
11
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| ABSTRACT
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| ALKALOID CONTENT OF THE LEAVES OF THREE
NIGERIAN DATURA SPECIES
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| Nuhu, H. and Ghani, |
16
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| ABSTRACT
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| THE EFFECT OF SOME SYNTHESISED STILBENE
ANALOGUES ON ARTEMIA SALINA NAUPLII AND GERMINATION OF SORGHUM
BICOLOR SEEDS
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| D. A. Sogbaike, A. O. Ogundaini and S.
A. Adesanya |
20
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| THE SKIN TOLERANCE OF SHEA FAT EMPLOYED AS
EXCIPIENT IN TOPICAL PREPARATIONS
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| A. O. Oyedele |
27
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| PHARMACOGNOSTIC STUDIES ON THE LEAVES OF
PAVETTA CRASSIPES
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| U. A. Katsayal and E. M. Abdurahman |
31
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| HYPOGLYCAEMIC EFFECTS OF NIGERIAN ZINGIBER
OFFICINALE RHIZOME
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| ON EXPERIMENTAL DIABETIC RATS
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| Kalejaiye, O. F., Iwalewa, E. O.,
Omobuwajo, O. R. and Oyedapo, O. O. |
34
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| THE ANALGESIC EFFECTS Of CHENOPODIUM
AMBROSIOIDES
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| O. O. Amole and O. G. Yusuf |
37
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| ABSTRACT
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| ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PROPERTIES OF THE ROOT
BARK OF ALSTONIA
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| BOONEI
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| Osadebe, P.O.
|
40
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| ABSTRACT
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| PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY AND NUTRITIVE POTENTIAL
OF AFROFRITONIA SYLEVESTRIS LEAF
|
| C. S. Iwuoha Odoemena, A. E. Sampson,
Bala Anjum, Bala Danlandi
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| and K. K. Ajibesin |
43
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| IN VITRO ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF
RAUVOLFIA SERPENTINA AND
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| ITS TISSUE CULTURE
|
| Shahrear Ahmed, M. N. Amin, Adeeba Anjum,
M. E. Haque and M. A. Mosaddik
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46
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| ABSTRACT
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|
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| ANTIFUNGAL PRINCIPLE FROM THE STEM BARK OF
BERLINA
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| GRANDIFLORA
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| Nkechi
M. Enwerem, Joseph I. Okogun, Charles O. Wambebe and Domingo A.
Okorie |
50 |
| ABSTRACT |