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, Ledeb.: Micropropagation, Root Culture, and the Production of Eugenol,. (family Rosaceae) is a perennial (Fig. 1), and has the following synonyms: . R. Br., . Aschers. et Gr., . Lam., . Gärtn., . Ait., . Fisch., . Fisch., . Spreng., . Pall.

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, Koch. (Garden Lovage): Micropropagation and the Production of Essential Oils,. Koch, i.e., garden lovage (Fig. 1), a member of the Umbelliferae, is a perennial herb, 100–160 cm high, main root large, leaves di-tridigitatopinnate, flowers yellow-green compound umbel. Fruit ovoid or elliptic, lateral angular thick pinnation and back angular lower blunt pinnation, rarely long, one oil tube within angular trough (.; .).

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, (Bugle): In Vitro Production of Anthocyanins,and common in Europe, West Asia, North America, Algeria, and Tunisia (synonym: . French name: bugle; German name: Günsel). It is cultivated as an ornamental plant and several varieties have been described: var. . (dark-colored leaves), var. . (deep blue-purple-colored leaves), var. . (leaf borders a

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, Spreng (Altamisa): In Vitro Culture and the Production of Psilostachyinolides,ributed on the American continent, except . which grows in Egypt (.). . is a South American plant indigenous to Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina. . Spreng and . L. are known in Argentina by the names of Altamisa and Ajenjo del Campo. Both plants are used by the natives in medicinal beverages