Two alkaloids (60 and 61) have been obtained from the water-ethanol extract of raw materials from
Abrus cantortiensis and
Abrus mollis (family Fabaceae) (Yuan and Lin 2013).
Abrus had served as a military photographer in the army and ran a fashion photography business before becoming an actor.
Hutchkinson is no fan of Catholics and proposes a way to dispense of them by using rosaries made of the seeds of
Abrus precatorius, the rosary seed plant.
2009) were also in agreement with our result for using this synthetic plant growth regulator in the culture medium for Withania somnifera, Cardiospermum halicacabum Linn and
Abrus precatorious, respectively.
This is in consonance with that of an earlier report on certain under-utilized legumes such as
Abrus precatorius, Mucuna pruriens var.
Phytochemical studies of
Abrus precatorius alkaloids.
For instance, the scarlet-colored seed produced by a member of the
Abrus genus--which is known as the 'rosary pea' or 'crab's eye'--is often used for making necklaces and rosary beads in other countries," says Kirkbride.
lpomoea velutiua food Dilleniaceae Dillenia alata tools Ebenaceae Maba humilis food/tools Euphorbiaceae Bridelia monoica food Excoecaria agallocha tools Flueggea virosa food Hemicyclia australasica food Macaranga tanarius tools Fabaceae
Abrus precatorius cultural Vigna vexillata food Goodeniaceae Scaevola taccada tools (?
The compounds come from the weedy vine
Abrus precatorius, commonly known as the rosary pea, which grows in tropical regions worldwide.
Extracted from the rosary pea-a weedy vine,
Abrus precatorius, native to Florida-these saponins are 30 to 100 times sweeter than sucrose.
In vitro immunostimulatory effect of
Abrus lectins derived peptide fractions (AGP and ABP) was investigated in DL bearing mice.
paste with fruits of Terminalia chebula, fruits of Terminalia belerica, wood fron Santalum album, leaves of
Abrus precatorius, and leaves of Andrographis paniculata, dried, powdered and made into pills the size of beans (seeds of Dolichos lablab).
