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Ononis plant

Known as: Rest-Harrows, Rest Harrow, Restharrows 
A genus of the pea family (Fabaceae), native from Europe to Central Asia and used in TRADITIONAL MEDICINE.
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2011
2011
Wound healing acceleration effect of endemic Ononis species growing in Turkey.
2006
2006
Analgesic and hepatotoxic effects of Ononis spinosa L.
The present study investigated the analgesic and hepatoprotective activities of a water extract of Ononis spinosa L. (OS) in mice… 
2003
2003
Externally Accumulated Flavonoids in Three Mediterranean Ononis Species
Abstract The Mediterranean Ononis species, O. fruticosa, O. natrix subsp. ramosissima and O. tridentata, have been analyzed for… 
1997
1997
Spinonin, a novel glycoside from Ononis spinosa subsp. leiosperma.
The roots of Ononis spinosa subsp. leiosperma (Leguminosae) afforded a new glycoside, spinonin (1), possessing a novel skeleton… 
1994
1994
Numerical Taxonomy of Rhizobium Strains from Legumes of the Temperate Zone
Phenotypic properties (growth characteristics, utilization of carbon and nitrogen sources, and intrinsic antibiotic resistance… 
1989
1989
Nucleotide sequence of the ononis yellow mosaic tymovirus genome.
1980
1980
The relationship of certain tymoviruses assessed from the amino acid composition of their coat proteins.
The amino acid composition of the coat proteins of the following viruses is reported: Andean potato latent, clitoria yellow vein… 
1978
1978
Studies on lectins. XLIII. Isolation and characterization of the lectin from restharrow roots (Ononis hircina Jacq.).
1971
1971
The enzymic conversion of squalene, 2(3),22(23)‐diepoxide to α‐onocerin by a cell‐free extract of Ononis spinosa
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1966
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1966
Some properties of three related viruses: Andean potato latent, dulcamara mottle, and Ononis yellow mosaic.
SUMMARY: Three similar and apparently previously unrecorded viruses were studied and found to be most like viruses of the turnip… 
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