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ISOLATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF SECONDARY METABOLITES FROM Dioclea reflexa (HOOK F.) AND Cussonia arborea (HOCHST)
The discovery of bioactive natural products is a basis for development of novel pharmaceuticals. Indigenous medicinal plants which are largely unexplored offer chemical diversity with structural complexity and biological potency. Despite their ethnomedicinal usage, there is little information on the...
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