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Osyris

Known as: Osyris L. 
National Institutes of Health

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2013
2013
Lignans from The Nepalese Sandal Wood Osyris wightiana Wall ex Wight
The crude ethanolic extract of the Nepalese sandal wood, Osyris wightiana Wall ex Wight, was investigated for phytochemical… 
2011
2011
D-OSyRIS: A Self-Healing Distributed Workflow Engine
Orchestrating composite applications inside distributed systems requires complex coordination. In this frame workflow… 
Review
2011
Review
2011
Conservation and management of sandalwood trees: (osyris lanceolata hochst & steudel,) in Chyullu hills Kibwezi district, Kenya
Sandalwood trees are valuable because of their highly priced aromatic oil and durable wood. Sandalwood can be found in Africa… 
2009
2009
Studies on the Chemical Components of Osyris wightiana
  • W. Fei
  • 2009
  • Corpus ID: 100332956
Eleven compounds were isolated from the stem and leaves of Osyris wightiana.Their structures were elucidated as(+)-catechin(1… 
2005
2005
A 2 years follow-up study of endovenous 980 nm laser treatment of the great saphenous vein: Role of the blood content in the GSV
2004
2004
Sesquiterpenes from the east African sandalwood Osyris tenuifolia.
2002
2002
ON-BOARD DATA MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE FOR ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION MACHINE SUPPORT by
A flexible on-board data management structure for a construction machine and interfaces between its elements are discussed. The… 
2001
2001
STANDARDIZATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR CIVIL-ENGINEERING SITES
More and more civil-engineering sites, and especially road construction are experimenting all over the world new kind of systems… 
2001
2001
Estimating the Degree of Compaction of Asphalt Using Proprioceptive Sensor and Dynamic Model
The paper is about a new method, aiming at estimating in real time the compaction degree reached by an asphalt compactor. This… 
1960
1960
Morphological and embryo-logical studies in the family Santalaceae. V. Osyris wightiana Wall.
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