endod การใช้

• Yet, endod has never been cultivated commercially to increase its crop of berries.
• This has opened a major new hope for marketing and exporting endod as a cash crop.
• Oral Surg, Oral Med, Oral Pathol, Oral Radiol Endod, 83 : 170 176, 1997.
• He is currently an Associate Professor of Biology at Addis Ababa University and also serves as Director of the National Endod Foundation.
• But this plant, which the Ethiopians call endod ( botanically, Phytolacca dodecandra ), has another, far more important property.
• Before his death in 1997, Lemma and colleagues established the Endod Foundation to serve as an umbrella for all endod-related work.
• Before his death in 1997, Lemma and colleagues established the Endod Foundation to serve as an umbrella for all endod-related work.
• He has coordinated endod research in Addis Ababa since 1980, developing methods for its extraction and application and carrying out relevant agrobotanical studies.
• Since 1999 Dr . Legesse Wolde-Yohannes is senior advisor on endod and medicinal plants to the Ethio Agri-CEFT Private Limited Company.
• He is involved in promoting agrobotanical studies on endod and other medicinal plants towards large-scale production and processing for local and international marketing.
• An endod research and application network has also been established, linking five African countries, and the plant is being grown and used for experimental control of schistosomiasis.
• Dr . Legesse Wolde-Yohannes has published several articles on endod cultivation and extraction, soil science plant nutrition and is co-author of a handbook on endod utilisation.
• Dr . Legesse Wolde-Yohannes has published several articles on endod cultivation and extraction, soil science plant nutrition and is co-author of a handbook on endod utilisation.
• Yet progress in making this endod product available to the people who need it has been extremely slow, for reasons that expose some of the biases and failings of the international medical community.
• Although endod, which closely resembles pokeweed ( one of its cousins ), grows wild in many places in Africa, it is not possible to obtain enough berries from the wild for snail control.
• It's a sad commentary, Mr . Parzer wrote, that curing people of bilharzia with modern medicines is considered cheaper than preventing the illness simply by using endod berries, a natural prophylactic.
• To follow up this discovery, Lemma in 1966 established the Institute of Pathobiology in Addis Ababa University, and for the next 10 years he directed a team to carry out systematic research on endod.
• In 1964 a young Ethiopian doctor, Aklilu Lemma, discovered that suds from the fruit of a common African plant, the endod or soapberry, which African women have used as soap for centuries, act as a potent molluscicide.
• Following collaboration with Lemma, the University of Toledo, USA, was granted a US patent on an endod-based molluscicide intended to control the zebra mussels which have recently invaded American lakes and caused extensive damage to water supplies.
• He has organised national and international seminars and workshops on endod / bilharzia and carried out several WHO consultancy missions to Africa, USA, Canada and Europe in relation to the use of endod for schistosomiasis and zebra mussels control programmes.