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pec·tic

(pek'tik),
Relating to any of the substances or materials referred to as pectin.
[G. pēktos, stiff, curdled]
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To the best of our knowledge, although the characteristics of pectic polysaccharide for several plant species are known, polysaccharide from tobacco leaves has been little investigated [3].
Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction and Characterization of Pectic Polysaccharide from Oriental Tobacco Leaves
The pectic polysaccharide from Bupleumm falcatum L enhanced immune-complexes binding to peritoneal macrophages through Fcreceptor expression.
Bupleurum Chinense DC polysaccharides attenuates lipopolysaccharide-induced acute lung injury in mice
Pectic substances (acidic polysaccharides) were located on the epidermis and mesophyll only in the in vitro leaf samples (Figure 11) but in leaves of plants cultivated in the greenhouse and in embryos it was only observed the color of methylene blue (Figure 12).
Anatomical and histochemical aspects of zigotic embryo and leaves in 'Coqueiro Anao'/Aspectos anatomicos e histoquimicos de embriao zigotico e folhas em 'Coqueiro Anao'
[10] Alkorta, I., et al., 1998, "Industrial applications of pectic enzymes: A review", Process Biochem., 33, pp.
Identification of natural substrate and suitable carbon source and effect of operating variables on the production of pectinase by submerged fermentation using Aspergillus fumigatus MTCC 870
The following histochemical tests were performed: Sudan IV for lipids; 10% aqueous ferric chloride to locate phenolic compounds; and Ruthenium red solution to detect pectic compounds (Johansen 1940).
Ontogenesis, structure and ultrastructure of Hymenaea stigonocarpa (Fabaceae: Caesalpinioideae) colleters
The CDTA-soluble pectic substances from soybean meal are composed of rhamnogalacturonan and xylogalacturonan but not homogalacturonan.
Quantitative trait loci associated with cell wall polysaccharides in soybean seed
G.R and Rastall R.A : Comparison of the in vitro bifidogenic properties of pectins and pectic oligosaccharides.
In vitro fermentation and Bifidogenic potential of galacturonic acid
One such fruit is Sapodilla (common name: Chiku) with a good concentration of pectic substance found extensively along sea shore region of Pakistan.
ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF MULTI STRESS TOLERANT POLYGALACTURONASE PRODUCING FUNGI FROM VARIOUS FRUITS
These compounds remove the free water from the cells and form a pectic gel, thus promoting the loss of juiciness in fruit and a farinaceous aspect (Obenland, Crisosto, & Rose, 2003).
Enhancement of the antioxidant capacity and reduction of chilling injury in 'Douradao' peaches refrigerated under prestorage and modified atmosphere
Pomegranate contains from 8 to 19 percent of glucose and fructose, from 3 to 7 percent - citric acid, a large number of minerals, vitamins, fiber, and pectic substances.
Azerbaijan expects to increase pomegranate production
Effects of methoxyl content on anti-cholesterol activity of pectic substances in the rat.
EL SUMINISTRO DE PECTINA EN BOVINOS Y SU EFECTO EN EL COLESTEROL HEMATICO Y EXCRECION DE GRASA
In addition, the following histochemical reactions were performed: Calcofluor White M2R under fluorescence (Hughes & McCull, 1975) for cellulose; Sudan IV (Jensen, 1962) for lipophilic substances; and ruthenium red (Gregory & Baas, 1989) for pectic substances.
Evolution of Stem and Leaf Structural Diversity: a Case Study in Lychnophorinae (Asteraceae)

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