xerocarpa, Hippotis panamensis, (H)offmannia liesneriana, Isertia haenkeana,
Ixora nicaraguensis, Ladenbergia heterophylla, Margaritopsis haematocarpa, Mitracarpus hirtus (T), Notopleura anomothyrsa, N.
Lamiaceae Pi Vochysia sp1 Vochysiaceae NC Myrciaria cuspidata O.Berg Myrtaceae SI Eugenia sp1 Myrtaceae NC
Ixora brevifolia Benth.
Summary: The current study examined the cytotoxic activity of chloroform flowers extracts of five
Ixora species Linn.
Stripe, chairman of the board of directors of Episurf Medical AB; Saeid Esmaeilzadeh, representing Serendipity
Ixora AB; Peter Ragnarsson, representing LMK Forward AB; and Leif Ryd, representing Gile Medicinkonsult AB.
Effect of
Ixora coccinea flowers on dead space wound healing in rats.
Different substrates and environments for mini-ixora rooting (
Ixora coccinea compacta).
In addition to biological synthesis methods of nanoparticles reported using Escherichia coli (Ajay et al., 2010) and Pseudomonas fluorescens (Shantkriti and Rani, 2014) and by
Ixora coccinea leaf extract (Yedurkar et al., 2017).
Wen Sze Choe, Beng Kwang Ng,
Ixora Kamisan Atan, and Pei Shan Lim
Ixora coccinea enhances cutaneous wound healing by upregulating the expression of collagen and basic fibroblast growth factor.
Treatments were arranged in randomized blocks, in splitsplit plots, with four replicates: six levels of irrigation water salinity (ECw) in the plots ([W.sub.1] - 0.6; [W.sub.2] - 1.2; [W.sub.3] - 1.8; [W.sub.4] - 2.4; [W.sub.5] - 3.0 and [W.sub.6] - 3.6 dS [m.sup.-1]), two irrigation methods in the subplots [[M.sub.1] - water application directly in the substrate (localized irrigation) and [M.sub.2] - water application on the leaves, manually, with a watering can (sprinkler irrigation)] and four ornamental species in the sub-subplots ([S.sub.1] - Catharanthus roseus; [S.sub.2] - Allamanda cathartica; [S.sub.3] -
Ixora coccinea and [S.sub.4] - Duranta erecta), with 48 plants in each block, totaling 192 experimental units, composed of one plant per pot.
The Philippine capital, Manila or Maynila(d), is named after the tree nilad (
Ixora Manila) that used to grow in mangrove swamps around Manila and Luzon.