Raúl Rodríguez García
Universidad Autónoma Agraria Antonio Narro
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Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society | 1993
Diana Jasso de Rodríguez; José Luis Angulo Sánchez; Francisca Ramírez Godina; Regino Morones Reza; Raúl Rodríguez García
Guayule plants were screened in the region of Mapimi (Durango, Mexico) to evaluate physicochemical parameters for selection of increased productivity. The objective was to characterize rubber, and resin content, stem diameter, rubber molecular weight and cytology of these plants to identify and select high productivity sites. Samples were collected from nine locations within the Mapimi Region. Inflorescences containing young floral buds of the same plants were selected to determine ploidy level. Cytogenetic results showed the presence of di-, tri- and tetraploids. Samples for rubber and resin analysis were cut from the branches. Genetic variation in molecular weight and molecular weight distributions for rubber was measured. Significant differences were found in resin content and stem diameter between the sampling sites, but differences were not significant for the rubber content between sites. A productivity parameter was defined and used to identify two locations where guayule genotypes exhibited the best characteristics for commercialization. This information may increase the industrial development and understanding of the polymerization bioprocess.
Archive | 2012
Diana Jasso de Rodríguez; F. Daniel Hernández-Castillo; Susana Solís-Gaona; Raúl Rodríguez García; Rosa María Rodríguez-Jasso
Mexico has an extensive variety of plants, it is the world ́s fourth richest country in this aspect. Some 25,000 species are registered, and it is thought that there are approximately 30, 000 not described. Particularly the regions of the north of Mexico, with their semiarid climate, have a great number and variety of wild plants grown under extreme climatic conditions. Wild species which have compounds with flavonoid structures, sesquiterpenoids, acetylenes, p-acetophenones, benzofurans, and benzopyrans grow in these regions. The polyphenolic compounds include tannins and flavonoids which have therapeutic uses due to their anti-inflammatory, antifungal, antibacterial, antioxidant, and healing properties.
Agrociencia | 2006
Alejandro Hernández Herrera; Alejandro Zermeño González; Raúl Rodríguez García; Diana Jasso Cantú
Revista Fitotecnia Mexicana | 2010
Juan Patishtán Pérez; Raúl Rodríguez García; Francisco Zavala García; Diana Jasso Cantú
Archive | 2016
Gabriel Arias Hernández; Raúl Rodríguez García; Diana Jasso Cantú; Fidel Maximiliano Mc. Co-ASESOR Peña Ramos
Archive | 2015
José Antonio Morales De La Cruz; Raúl Rodríguez García; Diana Jasso Cantú; Carlos Mc. Co-ASESOR Rojas Peña; Fidel Maximiliano Mc. Co-ASESOR Peña Ramos
Archive | 2015
Armando López Santos; Martín Cadena Zapata; Alejandro Zermeño González; Rubén Asesor López Cervantes; Raúl Rodríguez García; Javier de Jesús Cortés Bracho; Guillermo González Cervantes
Archive | 2015
Gloria Liliana Claveria Cigarrero; Raúl Rodríguez García; Diana Jasso Cantú; Carlos Mc. Co-ASESOR Rojas Peña
Agrociencia | 2015
Alejandro Zermeño González; Gildardo Mendez López; Raúl Rodríguez García; Martín Cadena Zapata; José O. Cárdenas Palomo; Ernesto Alonso Catalán Valencia
Agrociencia | 2012
G. Arturo del Bosque Villarreal; Raúl Rodríguez García; Alejandro Zermeño González; Diana Jasso Cantú
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G. Arturo del Bosque Villarreal
Universidad Autónoma Agraria Antonio Narro
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