For thousands of years people were delivered helplessly to various kinds of infections,
which often reached epidemic proportions and have cost the lives of millions of people. This …

Background and aims Various studies address changes in nitrogen and carbon cycling by
exotic plant species, while impacts on phosphorus cycling are understudied. Therefore, we …

Cinchona officinalis, conocida como árbol de la quina, es una especie emblemática de
Perú, con alto valor medicinal, se popularizó por su uso antimalárico y se encuentra en …

Cinchona pubescens Vahl (red quinine) is an evergreen tree ranging in height from 10 to 25
m with broad leaves and white or pink fragrant flowers arranged in clusters. Growing at …

Con la finalidad de mejorar la propagación in vivo de la especie forestal Cinchona officinalis
L., se practicaron varias técnicas de propagación sexual y asexual. Para la propagación …

This paper describes the effect of the various plant growth regulators of the culture medium
on morphogenic processes in vitro in Cinchona officinalis L, a highly vulnerable species …

Cinchona (also known as Cascarilla or Quina) is the most commercially important genus of
the family Rubiaceae (coffee family) after the genus Coffea, which produces the commercial …

Unlike native plants, which travelled to Galapagos by their own, extremely effective dispersal
mechanisms, introduced plants would never have been able to arrive here by natural means …

Cinchona pubescens is an emblematic species of Peru, as it was used as the only effective
treatment against malaria for three centuries. This species is threatened by various …