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Nakamura M, Katoh K, Kawabata T. Precursors to nitroso-pyrrolidine and nitrosopiperdine in black pepper. Agr. Biol. Chem. 45(5) : 1257-1259, 1981.

Nakatani N, Inatani R, Miyakado M. Constituents of P. nigrum Lloydia, 41(6) : 653, 1978.

Nybe EV, Nair PCS, Wahid PA. Diagnosis of nutrient deficiencies in pepper. Ind. Coc. Arec. Spic. J. 12(2) : 32-35, 1982.

Pillai KS, Saraswathy P, Thomas EJ. Biometric studies on the yield and its component charactes on P. nigrum. Cur. Sci. 48(7) : 314-316, 1978.

Pillai KS, Krishna SB. Performance of 8 cultivars of black pepper in South Kerala. J. Pl. Crops. 7(2) : 121-122, 1979.

Pillai VS, Kumar SS. Effect of various mulches on yield of pepper. Ind. Coc. Arec. Spic. J. 11(1) : 29-30, 1987.

Pyackiyasothy EV, Chandran SB, Jans ZER. Effect of storage on volatile oil and piperine content of ground black pepper. J. Nat. Sci. Council, Sri Lanka, 11(1):111-112, 1983.

Raju K, Gopal VR. Age dependent changes in pepper nitrate reductase activity. J. Plt. Crops. 16(1) : 26-30, 1988

Ramachandra N, Sarma YR. Uptake persistance of metalaxyl in black pepper. Ind. Phytopathol. 37(2) : 386, 1984.

Ranjith AM. Disease control of black pepper. Curr. Sci. 54(16) : 810, 1985.

Ratnambe MJ, Nair MK. Variability in black pepper cultivar ‘Karimunda’. J. Plant. Crops. 13(2) : 154-158, 1985.

Ravindra PN, Nair PK, Muneer VM. Seed germination studies in black pepper. J. Plant. Crops. 13(2) : 132-134, 1985.

Rosabelle M, Samuel A, Surusinghe PAA. Genetic diversity and crop improvement in pepper. 5th Symp. on Med. Aro. Spic. Plants. Mungpoo, Darjiling. Abst. B-15, 1985.

Salvi BR, Desai AG, Salvi MJ. Studies on effects of different growth regulators on spike shedding and berry drop in pepper. Ind. Coc. Arec. Spic. J. 12(1) : 168, 1988.

Sarkar BB, Choudhary DM, Debbarma J. Wilt disease and control of pepper in Tripura. Ind. Coc. Arec. Spic. J 8(3) : 65-66, 1985.

Semler U, Gross GG. Distribution of piperine in parts of pepper. Phytochemistry. 27(5) : 1566-1567, 1988.

Sridhara K, Kalla AK, Singh T. Chemical and pharmacological screening of P. nigrum. J. Res. M. Yog. H. 13(4) : 107-108, 1978.

Sumathy Kutty MA, Raman KR, Kutti BS, Mathew AG. Chemical composition of pepper grades and products. J. Fd. Sci. Technol. 16(6) : 249-252, 1979.

Venkitesan TS, Setti KGH. Control of the burrowing nematode on pepper. Pesticides. 13(5) : 40-43,1979.

Venugopal MS, Habeebullah B, Balsubramanian, Subramanian TR. Dimethoate residue in pepper J. Entomol. 4(2) : 213-14, 19789.

Verghese J, Jacob CV. Novel pepper oils. Pafai J. 7(2) : 16-17, 1985.

Vijayaraja M, Broadway AC. Study on the economics of production of pepper in Sulthan Battery block of South Wijnad. Kerala. Allahabad. Fmr. 49(4) : 281-282, 1978.

Appendix 7

COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF SPECIES USED IN GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS

(Data gathered by Dr Assumpta Sharon)

The 127 species treated in detail, in the database are indicated by an asterisk (*).

1. Abelmoschus crinitis Wall. Malvaceae

2.Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench Malvaceae

3.Abelmoschus moschatus Medic. Malvaceae

4.Abies spectabilis (D.Don) Mirbel Pinaceae

5.Abrus precatorius L. Fabaceae

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