Pharmacognostic Studies of Aerial Part of Methanolic Extract of Vernonia Patula
Authors: Dibyajyoti Saha, Swati Paul
Abstract
The aerial part of Vernonia patula (family: Asteraceae) was studied to fix the parameters for pharmacognostical standards.The results of organoleptic study offer a scientific basis for the use of Vernonia patula which possess characters like green colour, characteristic odour, mucilaginous and slightly bitter taste. The fluorescence analysis under visible UV light and under UV light by treatment with different chemical reagents showed different colour changes. These created an interest to test the possible phytochemical activity of the plant. In the screening process of Vernonia patula indicate the presence of Reducing sugars, Steroids, Alkaloids, Glycosides, Tannins, and Gums. The Pharmacognostic study was performed by using standard procedure. Further, detailed studies are needed to know whether in-vivo administration of the extracts is beneficial for patients.
A Novel Study of Lidar in Land Resources Survey in Kaleshwaram Project
Authors: Prathapagiri Balakrishna, Pendyala Amulya
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The biggest challenge in managing property and assistance is the magnitude and maintenance of land resources in actual time. This has been an exceptionally wonderful task using the development of LIDAR innovations. As a growing area declaration development, LIDAR is becoming a strong supplement to traditional aerial tests. Also it plays an essential part in the area of disaster assessment and moreover extremely early warning, study into forests, reaction to emergencies, etc. This study examines the application of LIDAR development in the field, the valuation of information, and the pattern of development of LIDAR era in the field and the administrations of new sources. Organizations that distinguish LIDAR as a distant average age that analyzes the variation of lighting and analyses the modest results of a lasers objective. In additional to contoured mapping, the inventive era is largely used to produce high-decision maps using paints in archeological, localization, geology, meteorology, forests, high-flung notices, plasma science, airborne LIDAR swathe charting and laser all-time. The Federation Provincial Government will certainly previously secured the permits for the conduct of the study with assistance of a commercial company by the Unions Ministers of Homes, Security and Commercial Airline Travels.
Central Nervous System Depressant Activity of Aqueous Extract of Leaves of Azadirachta Indica Linn in Mic
Authors: P. Thamarai Selvi, M. Senthil Kumar, T. Yaswanth, E. Adiyaman, P.T. Anusha
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Aim of the study to investigate the effects of Acetone extract of Azadirachta indica on central nervous system and possibility to use it as folk medicine. The Acetone extract of Azadirachta indica was soxhlat extracted with Acetone and concentrated. The effect of Acetone extract on CNS was studied by using analgesic activity and sedative-hypnotic activity. Preliminary phytochemical evaluation of extract was also carried out. The extract (100mg and 200mg/kg, i.p) showed significant (p<0.001) potentiation of reaction time to thermal stimulus. It also showed significant (p<0.01). Potentiation o phenobarbitone induced sleeping time to control.
Supplementary Cementitious Materials (SC MS) Like Fly Ash and Hypo Sludge
Authors: Dharmendra Katrolia, B. P. Mudgal, Manoj Sharma
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Because of developing ecological mindfulness, just as stricter guidelines on overseeing mechanical waste, the world is progressively going to investigating properties of modern squanders and discovering arrangements on utilizing their important segment parts so those may be utilized as optional crude material for other mechanical applications. Hypo Sludge creation is a result of paper making in the Paper Mill Industries and Fly ash is side-effect of coal nuclear energy stations. Until this point, these side-effects are being utilized in other mechanical branches and in the field of common developments, for example, in concrete assembling alongside clinker and in workmanship work for common work. Thinking about the particularity of physical and compound properties of fly ash and Hypo Sludge and a progression of opportunities for their utilization in concrete, this examination work exhibits the conceivable outcomes of utilizing fly ash and Hypo Sludge together as halfway substitutions of concrete in concrete. This exploration work presents an examination of compressive strength, split rigidity and scraped area obstruction of cement by adding Hypo Sludge and Fly ash as incomplete substitution of concrete in different rates. In this work 30% concrete has been supplanted by four extents of Fly ash and Hypo Sludge keeping Silica seethe fixed as 5%. The four extents are (25% Fly ash +5% Silica seethe + 0% Hypo Sludge), (20% Fly ash +5% Silica smolder + 5% Hypo Sludge), (15% Fly ash + 5% Silica rage + 10% Hypo Sludge) &(10% Fly ash + 5% Silica rage + 15 % Hypo Sludge).