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Published on:06/2010
Pharmacognosy Journal, 2010; 2(10):324-327
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Fatty acid composition of seed oil from some Cleome species


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Present paper describes seed oil fatty acid composition of Cleome viscosa, C. simplicifolia, C. gynandra, C. chelidonii and C. speciosa. In most of these species linoleic and hexadecanoic acids were found to be prominent. However, palmitic acid was predominant in Cleome viscosa.

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