genus Thymus


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Synonyms for genus Thymus

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The genus Thymus consists of about 300 species of herbaceous, perennials and shrubs or subshrubs distributed mainly over Mediterranean countries, Northern part of Africa and Southern Greenland (Sunar et al., 2009).
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF THYMUS SPECIES USING ISSR MARKERS
The genus Thymus contains about 350 species, most commonly used in traditional medicine as antibacterial and antifungal remedies [4].
An in vitro synergistic interaction of combinations of Thymus glabrescens essential oil and its main constituents with chloramphenicol
The genus Thymus has numerous species and varieties.
Application of essential oils of thyme as a natural preservative in leather tanning/Tuumianiolide kasutamisest loodusliku sailitusainena nahaparkimisel
Thyme The Genus Thymus, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants-Industrial Profile.
Chemical Variation on the Essential Oil of Thymus praecox ssp. scorpilii var. laniger
DeMartino et al (2009) working in Italy and Pioro-Jabrucka et al (2007) working in New Zealand determined that variant species within the genus Thymus also differ in the relative concentration of the active components in the essential oils.
The effect of abiotic growing conditions on antibiosis by extracts of thymus vulgaris
1998).The genus Thymus (family: Labiatae or Lamiaceae) consists up to 300 species.
Antibacterial effect of essential oils from two medicinal plants against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
The genus thymus, belonging to the dead nettle family labiatae, contains some 350 species and scores of cultivars, but considerably fewer are commonly available through garden centres and nurseries.
Yes, it's that thyme of year once again!
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