A Bright Pink Cymbidium Cultivar ‘Sky Pink’ with Medium Sized Plant for Pot and Cut Flower

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Stress-induced Ethylene Production in Flower Parts of Cut Carnation Flowers Cv. Light Pink Tasman

Ethylene is a plant hormone with endogenous production associated with the process of senescence for a number of cut flowers. Different stressogenic factors, including signals such as pollination, exogenous ethylene and auxins have been found to be associated with the increase in ethylene emission and a specific tissue response has been documented. The present study was undertaken with the aim ...

A Pink Conjunctival Lesion.

A 65-year old, farm worker female with a six weeks right eye (RE) discomfort, tearing and progressive eyelid swelling was referred to our clinic. Past ophthalmic and systemic history was uneventful. She presented painless, considerable RE superior eyelid edema, bilateral best-corrected visual acuity of 0.9, normal ocular movement and pupil reflex. Slit lamp examination revealed conjunctival hyp...

Pink Disease *

physical signs of disease in lung still present, though less marked than on admission. General health improved, but not restored. In the 1930-1 report, Sir St. Clair Thompson states :-"Out of thirteen cases with laryngeal tuberculosis, approximately thirty per cent. were "arrested," while sixty-six per cent. of the remainder were "improved." These figures suggest that with more modern methods o...

Antidote treatment for cyanide poisoning with hydroxocobalamin causes bright pink discolouration and chemical-analytical interferences.

Here we report the case of a 70-year-old woman who committed suicide by cyanide poisoning. During resuscitation cares, she underwent an antidote treatment by hydroxocobalamin. Postmortem investigations showed marked bright pink discolouration of organs and fluids, and a lethal cyanide blood concentration of 43 mg/L was detected by toxicological investigation. Discolouration of hypostasis and or...