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journal of horticulture, , vol. , no. received:  jan., accepted:  jan., published:  apr., © biopublisher publishing platform abstract moringa oleifera lam. lam. a crop of the tropical and subtropical countries is grown universally as food, fodder and medicine. the seed, leaves, roots and flowers
polyphenols, alkaloids and flavonoids are responsible for the observed effect commercial production, processing and utilization of this wonder crop is gaining momentum in many of the countries due to its multifaceted uses. the aim of this research paper was to review moringa oleifera as a potential tree...
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