… Objective: The present study on garlic cloves (Allium sativum) belongs to family … plenty of
secondary metabolites which are present in garlic cloves. Their functional groups and mineral …

… Elephant garlic cloves, garlic cloves and powder were extracted with 16.7mL of buffer per
gram. Onions were extracted with 0.5 to 2.0 mL of buffer per gram in order to produce sufficient …

… clove formation, i.e., secondary growth of cloves… bulbs at harvest and the formation of
abnormal bulbs, such as single-cloved bulbs, few-cloved bulbs, or bulbs which contain small cloves …

… are the specified characteristics for garlic farmers, sellers, and … of garlic bulbs, so as to
reduce the postharvest losses through proper storage methods and further valorize garlic bulbs. …

… of crushed garlic cloves … garlic cloves. The compound turned out to be an oxygenated sulfur
compound which they termed allicin from the Latin name of the garlic plant, Allium sativum (…

… The seed cloves of a tropical garlic cultivar (‘Bangladesh Local’) … , development and maturation
of cloves under field conditions … the terminal leaf, were found to be clove primordia. The …

… Crushing, chewing or cutting (or exposing dehydrated, pulverized garlic to water) of garlic
cloves release the vacular enzyme allinase that rapidly lyses the cytosolic cysteine sulfoxide (…

… properties of garlic (Allium sativum). Alliin lyase is a major product of the storage bud (clove), …
by locating alliin lyase deposits within the clove. Paraffin sections stained for general …

… Fresh garlic (Allium sativum) bulbs of Mainpuri variety were used in the investigation which
… The garlic bulbs had initial moisture content ranging from 1.89 to 1.85 g water/g dry matter …

… garlic bulbs (Allium sativum L.). A company had reputably been importing ‘frozen’ garlic bulbs
… changes to the colour and structure of the cells in the garlic cloves. They did not find this in …