Some Indian Plant Gums - Their Botany, Chemistry and Utilization

M. I. H. Farooqi; L. D. Kapoor

doi:10.36808/if/1968/v94i9/25910

Some Indian Plant Gums - Their Botany, Chemistry and Utilization

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M. I. H. Farooqi
L. D. Kapoor

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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1968/v94i9/25910

Abstract

About a dozen Indian plant gums of commercial as well as medicinal importance have been discussed. Some distinguishing chemical tests have been recorded which could serve to detect adulterations. Detailed chemical studies of the gum from Albi ia procera Benth. Have also been carried out as substitute for imported gum-arabic from Acacia senegal.

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M. I. H. Farooqi

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1968-09-01

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Farooqi, M. I. H., & Kapoor, L. D. (1968). Some Indian Plant Gums - Their Botany, Chemistry and Utilization. Indian Forester, 94(9), 662–666. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1968/v94i9/25910

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Volume 94, Issue 9, September 1968

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