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The taxonomic significance of the micro-morphology and phytochemistry of agelanthus dodoneifolius (DC.) Polh. & Wiens in relation to its hosts
Microscopic, phytochemical and chromatographic studies were carried out on the leaves of the plant Agelanlhits dodimeifolius (DC.) Polh. & Wiens 163 (1992), synonym Tapinanlhus dodoneifolius (DC) Danser 111 (1935), an African mistletoe, occurring on four different host plants. This is to determine t...
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