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Popularity
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[Plots of numbers of papers mentioning Asclepias procera (filled column
histogram and left hand axis scale) and line of best fit, 1926 to 2006
(complete line, with equation and % variation accounted for, in box on the left
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References
Al Nawaihi AS, Hassan SA, Elwan ZA (2006)
Exomorphic seed characters of some species of the Apocynaceae s.l. in Egypt.
Feddes Repertorium 117, 437-52. Contact: Hassan, S. A. ; Ain Shams Univ, Fac
Sci, Dept Bot, Cairo 0101648952, Egypt
Goncalves ML (2002) Asclepiadaceae. In
'Asclepiadaceae' pp. 1-12. (Instituto de Investigacao Cientifica Tropical;
Instituto Nacional de Investigacao e Desenvolvimento Agrario)
Viswanathan K (2000) Action of heavy metals
on pollinial system of some asclepiads. Advances in Plant Sciences 13, 619-24.
Contact: Viswanathan, K.; Department of Botany, Government Arts College
(Autonomous), Coimbatore, TN, 641018, India
Haribal M, Renwick JAA (1998)
Identification and distribution of oviposition stimulants for monarch
butterflies in hosts and nonhosts. Journal of Chemical Ecology 24, 891-904.
Contact: Haribal, Meena ; Boyce Thompson Inst., Tower Road, Ithaca, NY 14853,
USA
Kartesz JT, Gandhi KN (1991) Nomenclatural
Notes for the North American Flora Viii. Phytologia 71, 269-80. Contact:
KARTESZ J T ; NC BOTANICAL GARDEN, DEP BIOL, COKER HALL, UNIV NC, CHAPEL HILL,
NC 27599-3280, USA
Chaturvedi SK, Pant DD (1986) Further
Studies in the Pollination of Some Indian Asclepiads. Bulletin of the Botanical
Survey of India 28, 23-30. Contact: CHATURVEDI S K ; DEP BOTANY, UNIV
ALLAHABAD, ALLAHABAD
Radford DJ, Gillies AD, Hinds JA, Duffy P
(1986) Naturally Occurring Cardiac Glycosides. Medical Journal of Australia
144, 540-4. Contact: RADFORD D J ; DEP OF CARDIOL AND CLINICAL CHEMISTRY, THE
PRINCE CHARLES HOSP, CHERMSIDE, QLD 4032
Satija S, Goyal SC, Pillai A (1985)
Seedling Anatomy of Some Asclepiadaceae. Proceedings of the Indian Academy of
Sciences Plant Sciences 95, 147-52. Contact: SATIJA S ; DEP BOTANY, UNIV
RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR 302 004, INDIA
Brower LP, Seiber JN, Nelson CJ, Lynch SP,
Hoggard MP, Cohen JA (1984) Plant-Determined Variation in Cardenolide Content
and Thin-Layer Chromatography Profiles of Monarch Butterflies Danaus-Plexippus
Reared on Milkweed Plants in California USA 3. Asclepias-Californica. Journal
of Chemical Ecology 10, 1823-58. Contact: BROWER L P ; DEP ZOOL, UNIV FLA,
GAINESVILLE, FLA 32611, USA
Cheung HTA, Chiu FCK, Watson TR, Wells RJ
(1983) Cardenolide Glycosides of the Asclepiadaceae New Glycosides from
Asclepias-Fruticosa and the Stereochemistry of Uscharin Voruscharine and Calo
Toxin. Journal of the Chemical Society Perkin Transactions I, 2827-35. Contact:
CHEUNG H T A ; DEP PHARMACY, UNIV SYDNEY, SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA
Seiber JN, Nelson CJ, Lee SM (1982)
Cardenolides in the Latex and Leaves of 7 Asclepias-Spp and Calotropis-Procera.
Phytochemistry (Oxford) 21, 2343-8. Contact: SEIBER J N ; DEP ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOL,
UNIV CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, CALIF 95616, USA
Nelson CJ, Seiber JN (1981) Occurrence of
Cardenolides in Latex and Leaf Samples of 7 Asclepias-Spp Calotropis-Procera
and Nerium-Oleander. Proceedings of the International Botanical Congress 13.
Contact: NELSON C J ; DEP OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOL, UNIV OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS,
USA 95616
Blakley NR, Dingle H (1978) Competition
Butterflies Eliminate Milkweed Bugs from a Caribbean Island. Oecologia (Berlin)
37, 133-6. Contact: BLAKLEY N R ; PROGRAM EVOL ECOL BEHAV, UNIV IOWA, IOWA
CITY, IOWA 52242, USA
Smith DAS (1978) The Effect of Cardiac
Glycoside Storage on Growth Rate and Adult Size in the Butterfly
Danaus-Chrysippus. Experientia (Basel) 34, 845-6. Contact: SMITH D A S; DEP
BIOL, ETON COLL, WINDSOR SL4 6EW, BERKS, ENGL, UK
Inamdar JA, Patel KS, Patel RC (1973)
Studies on Plasmodesmata in the Trichomes and Leaf Epidermis of Some
Asclepiadaceae. Annals of Botany (London) 37, 657-60.
Reichstein T (1967) Cardenolides Cardiac
Glycosides as Defense Poisons in Insects Poekilocerus-Bufonius Danaus-Plexippus
Asclepias-Curassavica-D Calotropis-Procera-D Pergularia-Tomentosa-D.
Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau 20, 499-511.
Ebbell B (1935) A contribution to the
earliest history of leprosy. Internat Jour Leprosy 3, 257-63.
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