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Advances in research of insecticidal components of {\sl Celastrus angulatus} (Celastraceae)

Ji Zhiqin, Zhaonong Hu, Guoqiang Liu, Wenjun Wu

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The Chinese bittersweet, Celastrus angulatus Max.,is a famous insecticidal plant in China.Since 1980's,the insecticidal plant has been investigated from chemistry to biology by poly-subject crossed in our country.This paper reviews the advances and construes the presence issue in research of the insecticidal components.

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The Chinese bittersweet, Celastrus angulatus Max.,is a famous insecticidal plant in China.Since 1980's,the insecticidal plant has been investigated from chemistry to biology by poly-subject crossed in our country.This paper reviews the advances and construes the presence issue in research of the insecticidal components.

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The Chinese bittersweet, Celastrus angulatus Max.,is a famous insecticidal plant in China.Since 1980's,the insecticidal plant has been investigated from chemistry to biology by poly-subject crossed in our country.This paper reviews the advances and construes the presence issue in research of the insecticidal components.

Key concepts: Celastraceae, China, Subject (documents), Botany, Biology, Geography, Computer science, Library science

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