Physico-rheological characterization of organically derived seed samples from Alpinia nigra (Gaertn.) B.L. Burtt, an ethnic medicinal plant of Northeast India

Keyphrases

• Rheological Characterization 100%
• Northeast India 100%
• Seed Samples 100%
• Medicinal Plants 100%
• Labdane Diterpenoids 100%
• Alpinia Nigra 100%
• Seed Extract 66%
• Food Industry 33%
• Seed Yield 33%
• Viscosity 33%
• Plant-derived 33%
• Dial 33%
• Crystallinity 33%
• Secondary Metabolites 33%
• Physical Properties 33%
• Maximum Yield 33%
• Pharmaceutical Industry 33%
• Plant Samples 33%
• Dienes 33%
• Thermal Stability 33%
• Hydrophobicity 33%
• Rheological Properties 33%
• High Viscosity 33%
• Decreasing Trend 33%
• Increasing Trends 33%
• Contact Angle 33%
• Isolated Compounds 33%
• Diterpenes 33%
• Plant Extracts 33%
• Characteristic Behavior 33%
• Solvent Ratio 33%
• Optical Behavior 33%
• Specific Rotation 33%
• Drimenol 33%
• Industrial Applications 33%
• Plant-derived Compounds 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• India 100%
• Thermal Stability 50%
• Crystallinity 50%
• Hydrophobicity 50%
• Secondary Metabolite 50%
• Differential Scanning Calorimetry 50%
• Food Industry 50%
• Pharmaceutical Industry 50%
• Dienes 50%
• Wetting 50%

Food Science

• Differential Scanning Calorimetry 100%
• Thermostability 100%
• Contact Angle 100%