Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
84(4), P. 730 - 745
Published: Oct. 30, 2020
Abstract
The
limiting
factor
in
the
utilization
of
herbal
medicine
is
risk
replacement
or
substitution
their
plant
resources.
Therefore,
authentication
medicinal
plants
before
its
use
medicines
essentially
required.
Hence,
prime
objective
this
study
was
to
provide
some
reliable
morpho‐anatomical
and
morpho‐palynological
tools
for
identification
nine
traditional
therapeutic
district
Lahore.
For
study,
scanning
electron
microscopic
light
approaches
has
been
employed.
Results
reported
great
variations
qualitative
quantitative
features
epidermal
cell,
stomatal
complexes,
trichomes,
silica
bodies
oil
droplets.
example,
Aegle
marmelos
L.
can
be
distinguished
from
Cestrum
diurnum
based
on
cell
shapes,
as
irregular
cells
former
lobed
shape
later
one.
Similarly
unicellular,
bicellular,
multicellular
trichomes
could
an
basis
Cynodon
dactylon
L.,
Lantana
camara
Pongamia
pinnata
respectively.
In
combination
with
these
characters,
SEM‐based
characterization
also
diagnostic
value.
Both
possessed
similar
(irregular)
but
delimited
pollen
morphology
spheroidal
whereas
prolate
.
Moreover,
characters
aid
well
species
delimitation,
such
found
both
Terminalia
chebula
Retz.
varied
P/E
ratio,
that
is,
0.97
0.88,
leaf
correlation
morph‐palynological
traits
showed
potential
taxonomic
resolution
at
level.
Research
Highlights
This
provides
valuable
district,
Lahore,
Pakistan.
Light
studies
provided
useful
systematic
data
studied
plants.
include
moprho‐anatomical
keys
used
future
purposes.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
83(1), P. 72 - 80
Published: Oct. 16, 2019
Nanoparticles
as
biomedicine
has
made
a
crucial
role
in
health
biotechnology.
Different
transition
metals
various
forms
playing
nanotechnological
advances
and
biological
applications.
Silver
one
of
the
nontoxic,
safe
inorganic
antibacterial
agents
can
serve
replacement
antibiotics.
Present
research
is
based
on
biogenic
synthesis
silver
nanoparticles
(Ag-NPs)
potential
antibiotics
from
fungal
metabolites
Penicillium
oxalicum.
We
used
different
analytical
techniques
X-ray
diffraction
(XRD)
scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM)
for
characterization
biosynthesized
nanoparticles.
Furthermore,
activity
was
checked
against
Staphylococcus
aureus,
S.
dysenteriae,
Salmonella
typhi
by
using
well
diffusion
method
UV
visible
spectrophotometer.
Maximum
zone
inhibition
recorded
Shigella
dysenteriae
17.5
±
0.5
mm
(mm)
both
species
18.3
0.60
typhi.
The
P.
oxalicum
showed
excellent
activity.
It
concluded
our
results
that
have
significant
might
be
useful
wide
range
applications
such
bactericidal
agent
resistant
bacteria,
preventing
infections,
healing
wounds,
anti-inflammation.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
82(7), P. 1021 - 1031
Published: March 12, 2019
The
present
study
is
insight
into
pollen
morphology
for
characterizing
species
and
their
utility
in
the
taxonomic
separation
of
certain
taxa
subfamily
Nepetoideae
(Lamiaceae)
from
Pakistan.
micromorphology
11
was
analyzed
documented
using
light
microscopy
scanning
electron
(SEM)
both
qualitative
quantitative
characteristics.
Most
have
hexazonocolpate
grains
but
trizonocolpate
tetrazonocolpate
with
circular
oval
amb
were
also
rarely
observed
Mentha
spicata.
basic
shape
most
studied
subspheroidal
prolate
M.
spicata,
S.
coccinea,
plebeia.
exine
sculpturing
taxonomically
very
informative
particularly
at
level.
Observations
SEM
revealed
various
types
grains:
reticulate,
bireticulate,
microreticulate,
perforate,
aerolate,
gammate.
bireticulate
type
further
subdivided
three
subtypes
based
on
number
secondary
lumina
each
primary
lumen
characterized
by
varying
characteristics
reticulum
muri.
A
significant
variation
colpus
surface
ornamentation.
maximum
polar
diameter
found
O.
americanum
(58
±
5.8
μm)
equatorial
basilicum
(50.25
1.37
μm).
Pollen
features
discussed
compared
current
taxonomical
concepts.
results
showed
that
traits
to
classify
taxa.
Furthermore,
provide
additional
evidence
distinguish
macromorphologically
similar
other.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
82(9), P. 1507 - 1528
Published: June 7, 2019
Foliar
micromorphological
features
are
useful
to
elucidate
the
taxonomy
and
systematics
of
Lamiaceae
species.
Leaf
epidermal
morphology
using
scanning
electron
microscopy
light
22
species
from
15
genera
have
been
investigated
with
an
aim
solve
its
taxonomic
problem
in
correct
identification.
Various
foliar
were
observed
explain
their
importance
resolving
identification
taxa.
Two
main
types
trichomes
observed;
glandular
(GTs)
nonglandular
(NGTs).
GTs
further
divided
into
seven
subtypes
including
capitate,
subsessile
sessile
sunken,
barrel,
peltate,
clavate.
Similarly,
NGTs
also
simple
unicellular
multicellular
conical,
falcate,
cylindrical,
dendrite,
papillose,
short
hook
shape.
Quantitative
measurement
includes
length
width
trichomes,
stomatal
complex,
cells,
stomata,
index.
Based
on
characters,
a
key
was
developed
delimit
correctly
identify
studied
Further
molecular,
other
anatomical
phylogenetic
studies
recommended
strengthen
Lamiaceae.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
83(4), P. 345 - 353
Published: Dec. 2, 2019
Abstract
Recent
field
exploration
and
collections
has
led
to
the
findings
of
several
new
species
in
Pakistan.
Here
we
reported
two
Ajuga
reptance
L
Sphagneticola
trilobata
(L.)
Prusk
for
first
time
Pakistan
flora
as
these
were
neither
listed
any
other
literature
nor
identified
before
These
found
a
result
taxonomic
studies
performed
year
2019
District
Rawalpindi
Islamabad,
Microscopic
techniques
used
confirmation
foliar
epidermal
pollen
micromorphological
features.
Detailed
study
(morphological,
palynological,
epidermal)
was
provided
correct
identification
delimitation
using
both
light
scanning
electron
microscopy.
Morphological
results
compared
with
Taiwan
China.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
83(2), P. 99 - 117
Published: Nov. 11, 2019
In
present
research,
micromorphological
characters
of
the
genus
Delphinium
L.
(sensu
lato)
Ranunculaceae
seeds
and
fruits
were
studied
using
microscopic
techniques.
A
total
37
species
light
(LM)
scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM)
to
evaluate
characteristics
for
taxonomic
identification
relationship
in
genus.
For
each
taxon,
33
observed
studied.
All
analyzed
MVSP
software
UPGMA
method
by
dissimilarity
index
(average
distance).
Considerable
differences
trichomes
shape
fruit
seed
color
features.
The
results
revealed
that
all
taxa
are
separated
into
three
clades.
first
clade
consists
D.
pallidiflorum
semibarbatum,
which
have
black
two
types
glandular
crispate
fruit.
second
speciosum,
szowitsianum,
dasystachyson,
aquilegifolium,
ursinum,
C.
trigonelloides,
camptocarpa,
had
a
brown
seeds,
villous
on
also
been
observed.
remaining
classified
as
third
having
various
colors
including
yellow,
black,
trichome
shapes
included
one
following
forms
strigose,
villous,
less,
glandular,
hooked,
fruits.
aim
study
is
use
delimitation
Delphinium.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
82(8), P. 1326 - 1333
Published: May 14, 2019
Abstract
Spore
morphology
of
Thelypteridaceae
species
growing
in
Malakand
Division,
Northern
Pakistan,
was
studied
using
both
light
microscopy
and
scanning
electron
microscopy.
The
taxa
are
Christella
dentata
Glaphyropteridopsis
erubescens
the
subfamily
Thelypteridoideae,
Phegopteris
connectilis
,
Pseudophegopteris
pyrrhorhachis
levingei
Phegopteridoideae.
exhibit
differences
spore
size,
exospore
thickness,
color,
ornamentation.
Spores
monolete
medium‐sized,
shape
is
ellipsoidal
polar
equatorial
views.
average
measurement
diameter
ranges
from
27
μm
to
31
μm,
whereas
direction
it
varied
20
40
μm.
thickness
1.2
2.4
Reticulate,
laevigate
with
microgranules,
cristate,
coarsely
echinate
surface
ornamentation
observed
among
species.
Multivariate
analysis
including
unweighted
pair
group
method
arithmetic
mean
principal
component
used
for
grouping
discrimination
genera.
Microscopy Research and Technique,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
83(7), P. 755 - 766
Published: March 2, 2020
Abstract
In
the
present
study,
we
evaluate
importance
of
foliar
epidermal
micromorphological
characteristics
Apocyanaceae
for
accurate
identification
and
classification.
The
species
were
collected
from
University
Peshawar's
main
campus
in
spring
season
to
observe
its
qualitative
quantitative
features.
length
width
guard
cells,
stomatal
pore
subsidiary
trichomes,
crypts
on
both
sides
leaf
examined.
Many
observed
be
hypostomatic.
Plumeria
rubra
,
Raulfia
serpentine
Thevetia
peruviana
Trachelospermum
lucidum
Alstonia
scholaris
Catharanthus
roseus
demonstrated
hypostomatic
leaves.
Nearly
all
investigated
had
anisocytic
type
stomata
only
or
combination
with
other
types
upper
lower
epidermis.
Carissa
carandas
anomocytic,
anisocytic,
cyclocytic
epidermis,
epidermis
showed
variations
type,
such
as
stephanocytic,
brachyparacytic,
hemiparacytic.
Nerium
oleander
no
specific
shape
but
which
enclosed
inside
many
trichomes.
taxonomic
key
based
types,
index
value,
statistical
analysis,
along
shows
link
between
selected
plants
species,
will
provide
a
baseline
future
anatomical
studies.
This
study
highlights
undocumented
characteristics.
this
helpful
delimitation
family
Apocynaceae.