Primula villosa-Auricula

Primula Culture and Production

The name Primula or primrose is derived from the word primary or first, referring to the early growth and flowering in spring (Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium, 1976). More than 400 species of primula exist in the family Primulaceae (Griffiths, 1994). Other important horticultural genera in this family, besides primula, include pimpernel (Anagallis), rock jasmine (Androsace), persian violet, alpin...

Lingua villosa nigra.

In March, 2010, a 53-year-old woman developed a black discolouration of her tongue. 4 weeks before developing the discolouration, she had had elective gynaecological surgery, from which she was recovering as an inpatient under our care. She did not smoke, but had a high intake of caff einated drinks, including six cups of tea and two cups of coff ee each day. During the course of her hospital s...

[Malignant tumors of auricula and periauricular area].

BACKGROUND/AIM Malignant tumors of auricula and periauricular area represent seven percent of all cutaneous tumors. They appear mostly in the sixth and seventh decade. According to histological type they are basocellular and planocellular carcinomas. The most frequent etiology is the sun exposition. The aim of this study was to analyze clinical and histological characteristics and therapy of ma...

The Primula System: user’s guide Version 2.2

Flavone glycosides from Calycotome villosa Subsp. Intermedia.

The known flavonoid chrysin-7-O-(beta-D-glycopyranoside) (chrysin glucoside,1) as a major fraction and a new glycoside flavone, chrysin-7-O-beta-D-[(6"-acetyl)glycopyranoside] (2) were isolated from the flowers and leaves of Calycotome Villosa Subsp. Intermedia, They were identified by UV-Vis, 1R, (1)H-, (13)C-NMR and ESI-MS.