Echinus esculentus
The Physiology of Echinus Esculentus Spermatozoa
... The graph shows,, first, that light and darkness have no effect on the spermatozoa with air in the gas phase; secondly, that spermatozoa, while showing a slight decrease in O2 uptake wit[r] ...
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Specific differences in the gonadial spicules of Echinus esculentus (Linnaeus) and Psammechinus miliaris (Gmelin)
... esculentus the larger specimens examined have spicules with a somewhat greater average length than the smaller ones, nevertheless the size range differs only slightly in the two sets of [r] ...
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On the occurence of Echinus esculentus on the foreshore in the British Isles
... In a comparison of the general conditions in the localities in the British Isles where this sea-urchin does and does not occur in apparently suitable habitats above low-water springs, on[r] ...
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A comparison of the biology of Echinus esculentus in different habitats
... The later spawning of the Breakwater urchins in 1931 as compared with 1932 is associated with lower temperatures in the water of the bay in the year of later spawning Fig.. The year's mi[r] ...
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The Spawning of Echinus Esculentus and Some Changes in Gonad Composition
... Elmhirst 1922 a states that spawning continues until the end of August at Millport but not only were the gonads practically free from eggs and active sperm in all individuals examined at[r] ...
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The Biophysics of the Egg Surface of Echinus Esculentus During Fertilization and Cytolysis
... The experiments show that there is no measurable static potential difference across the egg surface before or after activation, nor after cytolysis, but that transient electrical changes[r] ...
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A comparison of the biology of Echinus esculentus in different habitats. Part II.
... A sample of 64 urchins trawled by him off Keppel Pier in February, 1934, was examined, both for size distribution and annual rings, with the results shown in Figure 9 : 51 % of the urchi[r] ...
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A comparison of the biology of Echinus esculentus in different habitats. Part III.
... It must, therefore, be a.ssumed that some seasonal rhythm of feeding occurs in both the littoral and the deeper-water urchins, and that the main difference between the two lies firstly i[r] ...
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A biological difference between natural sea waters
... FERTILIZATION OF ECHINUS ESCULENTUS MADE ON 3° MARCH 1949 Condition of larvae Condition of larvae Condition of larvae in Outside water in Celtic water in Mixed water bowls 9-12 bowls 1-4[r] ...
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Chemical properties of the sea water in the neighbourhood of the Labadie Bank
... The positive conclusions were: a water collected in spring over or a few miles to the west of the Labadie Bank was favourable for the development of young Echinus esculentus,a sea-urchin[r] ...
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The Physiology of Sea Urchin Spermatozoa Action of Versene
... The effect of adding sea water containing different concentrations of versene to suspensions of sea-urchin spermatozoa Echinus esculentus has been investigated, as regards their respirat[r] ...
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The Metabolism of the Sea Urchin Egg
... The evidence for the operation of a tricarboxylic acid cycle in the eggs of Echinus esculentus is: a the inhibition of endogenous O2 uptake of homogenates by malonate; b the stimulation [r] ...
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ACID PRODUCTION AFTER FERTILIZATION OF SEA-URCHIN EGGS A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE LACTIC ACID HYPOTHESIS
... DISCUSSION The experiments described in this paper show that there is a marked difference between the eggs of Echinus esculentus and Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus in regard to a the quantit[r] ...
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APHRODISIAC AND FERTILITY ENHANCING ACTIONS OF ‘KUNU AYA’ (A BEVERAGE BLEND DEVELOPED FROM CYPERUS ESCULENTUS, PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA AND COCOS NUCIFERA) VIA TESTOSTERONE BOOSTING, ANXIOLYSIS AND INHIBITION OF KEY ENZYMES ASSOCIATED WITH ERECTILE PROCESS
... Cyperus esculentus (Tiger nut), Phoenix dactylifera (Dates) and Cocos nucifera ...Cyperus esculentus, phoenix dactylifera, Cocos nucifera and their blend on some physical, biochemical and psychological ...
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Kinetic Modelling of Vitamin C Degradation in Leafy Vegetables during Blanching
... The vegetables (Moringa oleifera, hibiscus sabdarifa and hibiscus esculentus) were collected fresh from the farm (lambun Bayara in Bauchi, Nigeria), in sealed and non- transparent polythene bags. The samples were ...
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Physicochemical Properties of Abelmoschus esculentus seed oil
... Abelmoschus esculentus seeds were collected from Nalbari and Barpeta Districts of Assam, India during its availability of the season. The seeds were selected according to their condition where damaged seeds were ...
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Effects of Different Concentrations of Palm Oil Effluent (POME) on the Germination of Seed of Glycine max Land Abelmoschus esculentus L.
... Abelmoscus esculentus showed highest ...Abelmoscus esculentus had ...Abelmoscus esculentus while high concentrations of POME showed increased inhibitory effects on the germination percentages of both ...
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Antihemolytic and Antioxidant Activity of Hibiscus Esculentus Leaves
... Metal chelating activity: Foods are often contaminated with transition metal ions which may be introduced by processing methods. Bivalent transition metal ions play an important role as catalysts of oxidative processes, ...
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EVALUATION OF THE PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF NATIVE AND MODIFIED STARCH OBTAINED FROM Manihot esculentus AS PHARMACEUTICAL EXCIPIENT
... Manihot esculentus which is used locally as food, and it was thought that the starch obtained from Manihot esculentus can be used as a pharmaceutical ...Manihot esculentus were thus compared with ...
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FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF DICLOFENAC SODIUM MATRIX TABLETS USING ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS MUCILAGE AS A POLYMER
... Matrix tablets each containing 100mg of Diclofenac sodium were prepared by Wet- Granulation method using A.E mucilage. The tablets prepared were as per the formulae given in the Table 1. Diclofenac sodium, Diluents ...
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