Phytochemical

Using what is known as a phytochemical index, which compares the number of calories consumed from plant-based foods compared with the overall number of daily calories, could also help people make sure they remember to get enough phytochemicals during their regular meals and snacks, said Heather K. Vincent, Ph. D., the lead author of the paper.

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Using what is known as a phytochemical index, which compares the number of calories consumed from plant-based foods compared with the overall number of daily calories, could also help people make sure they remember to get enough phytochemicals during their regular meals and snacks, said Heather K. Vincent, Ph. D., the lead author of the paper.

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Reproduced with permission from 1988 Focus on Phytochemical Pesticides: Volume 1, the Neem Tree, M. Jacobson, ed.

Chapter 3 1992

(Phytochemical prospection of plants with an economic value in Ecuador).

Chapter 12 1991

Phytochemical screening of the drug plant materials, revealed the presence of flavonoids, terpenoids, alkaloids and glycosides.

Chapter 7 1991

Phytochemical studies made possible the isolation and identification of pygallic acid, commonly known as pyrogallol.

Chapter 12 1991

Phytochemical investigations of Hypoxis obtusa have led to the isolation of a new phenolic glycoside named obtusaside, together with known compounds such as, accuminoside, hypoxososide and nyasoside, from the methanol extract of the whole plant, using chromatographic separation techniques.

Chapter 7 1991

Phytochemical investigations of the plant materials carried out using thin layer chromatography revealed the presence of flavonoids, terpenoids, alkaloids and glycosides.

Chapter 7 1991

Phytochemical investigations of four medicinal plants of Malawi: What next?

Chapter 7 1991

Phytochemical and pharmacological investigation of Anemopsis, californica.

Chapter 10 1990