Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) 2006 Solved Paper

Two of the following attributes are characteristic to a natural drug obtained from Syzygium aromaticum
(P) Qadrangular stalked portion- the hypanthium, surmounted by four divergent lobes of sepals which surround a globular head http://www.xamstudy.com
(Q) Powdered drug shows fragments of hypantium showing the epidermis and the parenchyma containing arge oil glands, singly occurring short fibres, cluster crystals of calcium oxalate
(R) Aromatic, pungent, globular berries, remains of stigma at the apex. Kernel white and hollow at the Centre, consisits of perisperm and endosperm
(S) Tubular epidermal cells, followed by thin walled parenchymatous hypodermis with rectangular stone Cells. Pericarp and perisperm containing oil glands, abundant starch grains
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