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bhringraj oil when massaged on to the scalp, gives a calming effect and promotes a good sleep. description bhringraj is a plant from the family asteraceae. the latin name for the plant is eclipta alba (syn. eclipta prostrata l.), however it is commonly known as false daisy and also as yerba de tago. the roots

bhangra, "bhringaraj" or bhringraja. another plant widelia calendulacea is also known by the same name, but eclipta has white flowers so called white bhangra and widelia has yellow flower so it is called yellow bhangra. usage in ayurveda the plant is considered a rasayana for longevity and rejuvenation. roots...

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our work quality assurance resources contact us search for: hemidesmus indicus homepage > hemidesmus indicus description : hemidesmus indicus, indian sarsaparilla, is a species of plant that is found in south asia . it is a slender, laticiferous , twining, sometimes prostrate or semi-erect shrub . roots

crowded in sub-sessile axillary cymes . uses : it is tonic, diuretic, demulcent, disphoretic and blood purifier. employed in nutritional disorders, syphilis, chronic rheumatism, gravel and other urinary diseases and skin afections. it is also employed as a vehicle for pottasium iodine. product offered : roots...

https://www.pioneerherbal.com/hemidesmus-indicus/

with the school's principal and teaching team, i quickly realised these people had a real passion for learning themselves. a big part of the learning at amrit took place through workshops, projects, guest lectures and social community initiatives. the inspiration rather than hide its humble rural roots

with the school's principal and teaching team, i quickly realised these people had a real passion for learning themselves. a big part of the learning at amrit took place through workshops, projects, guest lectures and social community initiatives. the inspiration rather than hide its humble rural roots...

http://www.kp-design.in/amrit.html

light soils. seed rate- soyabean grown for grain purpose needs about - kg seed/ha but for fodder crop needs about - kg/ha during kharif season and - kg/ha during spring. fertilizers- soyabean gives higher positive response to applied nitrogen over symbiotically fixed atmospheric nitrogen through its roots

alone which proves that nitrogen fixed by soyabean roots is not enough for its and development. crop is supplied with - % of total nitrogen requirement. application of - c.l.fym at the time of sowing proved better results. kg n + kg p o , kg sulphur per ha. also kg zinc sulphate and kg borax should...

http://www.indiaagronet.com/indiaagronet/crop%20info/soyabean.htm

s milk. the product contains a special strain of lactobacillus bulgaricus, producing d (-) lactic acid that stimulates the natural protective powers of the organism in cases of tumours. the product is enriched with an extract of red geranium roots. the cell-walls of the lactobacilli and the red geranium

roots have anticarcinogenic and anti-radiation properties. red geranium has a powerful antioxidative effect. the product stimulates the blood cells formation. protects from cancer, mutagenic influence and radiation; stimulates the powers of resistance in cases of tumourous processes; neutralizes the...

http://www.daflorn.com/biomilk-plus.html

his fresh ground horseradish locally to help augment his income during wisconsin's cold winter months. huntsinger farms now grows horseradish in a five- to seven-year rotation with corn, soybeans, snap beans and other forage crops on over acres of prime wisconsin and minnesota farmland. horseradish roots

the soil, where they will sprout in the spring and grow into a new crop. harvesting also takes place in both the spring and fall. modified potato-diggers reach deep into the soil to remove as much of the root complex as possible. conveyers fitted with steel bars work to shake off the soil before the roots...

https://www.silverspringfoods.com/heritage/huntsinger-farms

tool holders electrician tool pouches cotton/leather tool pouches cotton apron bag knee pads & belts nylon tool aprons nylon nail & tool bags nylon tool holders nylon tool bags safety shoes work wear cotton drop cloth sports goods handtools chain block welcome to lakshay international tracing the roots

of a global corporation the roots of the lakshay date pack to the year in jalandhar, a town set amidst the green state of punjab. it was there the foundation stone of the lakshay was laid down. initially the concern started trading in raw leather. over time the company entered into leather goods' manufacturing...

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tool holders electrician tool pouches cotton/leather tool pouches cotton apron bag knee pads & belts nylon tool aprons nylon nail & tool bags nylon tool holders nylon tool bags safety shoes work wear cotton drop cloth sports goods handtools chain block welcome to lakshay international tracing the roots

of a global corporation the roots of the lakshay date pack to the year in jalandhar, a town set amidst the green state of punjab. it was there the foundation stone of the lakshay was laid down. initially the concern started trading in raw leather. over time the company entered into leather goods' manufacturing...

http://www.lakshayinternational.co.in/about-us.html

categories spice substitutes dijon mustard: a french condiment with ancient roman roots dijon mustard was named for the city where it was first made: dijon in burgundy, france. mustard in france began with the ancient romans who grew mustard plants in french vineyards. the romans made a condiment with

the seeds by ... read moredijon mustard: a french condiment with ancient roman roots categories condiments what's a good raw sugar substitute?...

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small piece of the growing tip of a plant shoot (the shoot apex) as the starting tissue material. this tissue was placed in a glass tube, supplied with a medium containing specific nutrients, vitamins, and plant hormones, and allowed to grow in the light. under these conditions, the apex tissue grew roots

from a single plant). in vitro techniques have truly revolutionized agriculture. plant tissue culture relies on the fact that many plant cells have the ability to regenerate a whole plant (totipotency). single cells, plant cells without cell walls (protoplasts), pieces of leaves, or (less commonly) roots...

http://www.aceagrotech.com/plant-tissue-culture-technology.html