Bibliography on Dioscorea species

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Araghiniknam, M., Chung, S., Nelson-White, T., Eskelson, C. and Watson, R. R. (1996). Antioxidant activity of Dioscorea and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) in older humans, Life Sci., 59(11): 147-57.

Asha K. I. and Nair G. M. (2005). Screening of Dioscorea species for diosgenin from southern Western Ghats of India, Indian Journal of Plant Genetic Resource, 18(2): 227-230.

Asha K. I. and Nair G. M. (2007). In vitro bulbil induction in Dioscorea species, Journal of Root Crops, 33(2): 81-87.

Asokan M. P., Hair S. K. and Litz. (1983). In Vitro Plant development from bulbil , explants of two Dioscorea species, Hortic. Sci., 18: 702-703.

Avula B., Wang Y. H., Wang M., Ali Z., Smillie T. J., Zweigebbaum, J. and Khan I. A. (2012). Stuctural characterization of steroidal saponins from Dioscorea species using UHPLC-QTOF-MS, Planta Medica, 78: PI385.

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Behera K. K., Sahoo S. and Prusti A. (2010).  Biochemical quantification of Diosgenin and Ascorbic acid from the tubers of different Dioscorea species found in Orissa. Libyan Agriculture Research Centre Journal International. 1(2): 123-127. (b)

Behera K.K.,  Sahoo S. and Prusty A. (2008).  Effect of plant growth regulator on in vitro microprogation of “Bitter Yam” (Dioscorea hispida Dennst.), Int. J. Integratine Biol., 4 (1):   50-54.

Behera K.K., Sahoo  S and Prusty A. (2010). Biochemical quantification of Diosgenin and Ascorbic acid from the tubers of different Dioscorea species found in Odisha, Libyan Agriculture Res. Cent. J. Int., 1(2): 123-127. (a)

Behera K.K., Sahoo S and Prusty A. (2009). Regeneration of plantlet of Water Yam (Dioscorea oppositifolia L.) through in vitro culture from nodal segments, Nat. Bot. Hort. Agrobot Cluj., 37(1): 94-102.

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Franklin W. M. and Cabanillas E. (1966). The F1 hybrids of some sapogenin-bearing Dioscorea species, American Journal of Botany, 53(4): 350-358.

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Hou W. C., Chen H. J. and Lin Y. H. (2000). Dioscorins from different Dioscorea species all exhibit both carbonic anhydrase and trypsin inhibitor activities, Botanical Bulletin of Academia Sinica, 41: 191-196.

Karnic C. R. (1971). Phytochemical investigation of some Dioscorea species and varieties found in India, Pharmaceutical Biology, 11(3): 1761-1773.

Kohmura H., Araki H. and Imoto M. (1995). Micropropagation of “Yamatoims”- Chinese Yam (Dioscorea opposita) from immature leaves, Plant Cell Tissue Organ Cult., 40: 271-276.

Kumar S. and Satpathy M. K. (2011). Medicinal Plants in an urban environment; plants in an urban environment; herbaceous medicinal flora from the campus of Regional Institute of Education, Bhubaneswar, Odisha,  Int. J. of Pharmacy and L. Sc., 2 (11): 1206-1210.

Kumar S., Jena P. K. And Tripathy P. K. (2012).  Study of Wild Edible Plants among tribal groups of Simlipal Biosphere Reserve Forest, Odisha, India: with reference to Dioscorea species, Int. J. of Biol. Tech.,  3(1): 11-19.

Lakshmisita, G., Bammi, R. K. and Randhawa, G. S. (1976) . Clonal propagation of Dioscorea floribunda by tissue culture, Journal of  Hortic. Sci., 51: 551-554.

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Lkediobi C. O., Egwim I. C. and Ikoku-Ogbonna. (1988). Acid phosphatase in the tubers of Dioscorea species and its purification from the white yam (D. rotundata poir), Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 43(1): 27-36.

Mahesh R., Muthuchelian K., Maridass M. and Raju. G. (2010). In vitro propagation of wild yam, Dioscorea wightii through nodal cultures, International Journal of Biological Technology, 1(1): 111-113.

Maheswari R. U., Prabha A. L., Nandagopalan V. and Anburaja V. (2012). In vitro rhizome production from nodal explants and callus formation of the medicinal plant Dioscorea oppositifolia L., Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, 1(6): 17-21.

Maithili V., Dhanabal S. P., Mahendran S. and Vadivelan R. (2011). Antidiabetic activity of ethanolic extract of tubers of Dioscorea alata in alloxan induced diabetic rats, Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 43(4): 455-459.

Malaurie B., Pungu O. and Trouslot M.F. (1995). Influence of meristem tip size and location on morphological development in Dioscorea cayenensis – D. rotundata complex and D. Prachensilis, Plant Cell Tissue Organ. Cult, 42: 215-218.

Mantell,S. H. and Hugo, S. A. (1989) . Effects of photoperiod, mineral medium strength, inorganic ammonium, sucrose and cytokinin on root, shoot and microtuber development in shoot cultures of Dioscorea alata L. and D. bulbifera L. Yams, Plant Cell Tissue Organ Cult.,  16: 23-37.

Martin F. W. (1969). The species of Dioscorea containing sapogenin, Economic Botany, 23(4): 373-379.

Martin F. W. and Cabanillas E. (1963). A wild hybrid of sapogenin-bearing Dioscorea species, Bulletin of the torrey botanical club. 90(4): 232-237.

Martin F.W., Telek L., Ruberte R.M. (1974). Yellow pigments of Dioscorea bulbifera, J. Agric. Food Chem,  22(2): 335-337.

Mbiantcha M., Kamanyi A., Teponno R.B., Tapondjou A.L., Watcho P. and Nguelefack, T.B. (2011). Analgesic and anti- inflammatory properties of extracts from the bulbils of Dioscorea bulbifera L. var sativa (Dioscoreaceae) in Mice and Rats, Evidencebased Complementary and Alternative Medicine, ID G12935:9.

Mishra S., Swain S., Chaudhary S. S. and Ray T. (2008). Wild edible tubers (Dioscorea spp.) and their contribution to the food security of tribes of Jaypore tract, Orissa, India, Plant Genetic Resource, 156: 63-67.

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Okunlola A. and Odeku O. A. (2008). Comparative evaluation of starches obtained from Dioscorea species as intragranular tablet disintegrant, Journal of Drug Delivery Science and Technology, 18(6): 445-447.

Okunlola A. and Odeku O. A. (2009). Compressional characteristics and tableting properties of starches obtained from four Dioscorea species, Farmacia, 57(6): 756-770.

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Panduranga M. G., Punith K. T. G., Suresh A., Ravishankar H. G., Chandrasekher K. B. and Lokesh S. (2011). Evaluation of ethanolic leaf extract of Dioscorea hispida Dennst. for anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect,  International Journal of Pharmacy & Industrial Research, 1(2): 83-87.

Poornima G. N. and Ravishankar R. V. (2007). In vitro propagation of wild yams, Dioscorea oppositifolia (Linn.) and Dioscorea pentaphylla (Linn.), African Journal of Biotechnology, 6(20): 2348-2352.

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