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Storage of Terminalia Barks in the Open-its Effect on Oxalic Acid& Tannin Content

Kuldip Bhatia, Jia Lal, Mohd. Swaleh

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The barks of Terminalia species are a good source of Oxalic acid and Tannins. On storing these barks in the open to stand a rainfall of 2825.80 mm the Oxalic acid content remained almost unaffected. The Tannins in these barks were leached out.

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The barks of Terminalia species are a good source of Oxalic acid and Tannins. On storing these barks in the open to stand a rainfall of 2825.80 mm the Oxalic acid content remained almost unaffected. The Tannins in these barks were leached out.

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The barks of Terminalia species are a good source of Oxalic acid and Tannins. On storing these barks in the open to stand a rainfall of 2825.80 mm the Oxalic acid content remained almost unaffected. The Tannins in these barks were leached out.

Key concepts: Oxalic acid, Tannin, Terminalia, Chemistry, Condensed tannin, Traditional medicine, Botany, Food science

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