Sentence examples for medicinal utilization from inspiring English sources

Although lots of cultivation and utilization have been done in tartary buckwheat, there obviously lack studies in the genetic breeding of tartary buckwheat for agricultural and medicinal utilization (Ohnishi and Ohta 1987; Chen et al. 2007).

Overall, in order to achieve the highest flavonoid yield per area for food and medicinal utilization, it is important to manipulate field-growing conditions such as light intensity and select genotypes in C. paliurus coppices.

Tartary buckwheat are very popular as an important functional food material and its cultivation is very widespread in our whole world, but there obviously lack works in the researches of genetic breeding for agricultural and medicinal utilization.

The collection of B. orientale for medicinal utilization from polluted areas should better be abandoned to reduce the intake of hazardous pollutants by human being.

Although considerable progress of Siberian apricot have been made in oil contents, FA compositions, biodiesel traits, ecological uses, afforestation, and medicinal utilizations [ 5, 6, 8- 11], little is known about the molecular regulatory mechanism of oil accumulation in SASK.

FL value was estimated by using the formula FL = Ip/Iu × 100, where Ip represents the number of respondents who reported the medicinal plants utilization for a particular ailment and Iu is the total number of respondents who mentioned the same plant for any ailment [ 22].

FL values were estimated by using the formula (2) F L = I p I u × 100, where Ip represents the number of respondents who reported the medicinal plants utilization for a particular ailment and Iu is the total number of respondents who mentioned the same plant for any ailment.

The results implied potential risk on human health when this fern was collected for medicinal and edible utilization from polluted environments.

In a population-representative sample of approximately 6,000 Italian families, unconventional medicinal product use is investigated in the frame of a study on 'Health conditions and health service utilization' [ 24, 43].

Quality assurance has always been an important issue in the production and utilization of medicinal and aromatic plants.

In this context, the utilization of medicinal plants and their active components as immunomodulators to substitute conventional therapy has gained momentum in recent years [ 14– 14].