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| author | YURTERİ, Emine SEYİS, Fatih AYKUTLU, Aysel Özcan |
| author_facet | YURTERİ, Emine SEYİS, Fatih AYKUTLU, Aysel Özcan |
| contents | <p>The name Passiflora is derived from the Latin word "Passio," which was originally found by Spanish explorers in 1529 and was identified as a symbol for "Christ's Passion." (Dhawan et al., 2004; Kinghorn, 2001). The largest genus in the Passifloraceae family, Passiflora, contains roughly 400 species (Montanher et al., 2007; Beninca et al., 2007). </p> |
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| spellingShingle | DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE OILS IN DIFFERENT PLANT PARTS OF Passiflora incarnata L. AND USES IN FOLK MEDICINE YURTERİ, Emine SEYİS, Fatih AYKUTLU, Aysel Özcan <p>The name Passiflora is derived from the Latin word "Passio," which was originally found by Spanish explorers in 1529 and was identified as a symbol for "Christ's Passion." (Dhawan et al., 2004; Kinghorn, 2001). The largest genus in the Passifloraceae family, Passiflora, contains roughly 400 species (Montanher et al., 2007; Beninca et al., 2007). </p> |
| title | DISTRIBUTION OF VOLATILE OILS IN DIFFERENT PLANT PARTS OF Passiflora incarnata L. AND USES IN FOLK MEDICINE |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10003508 |