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American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Plants Prescribed For Both Preventive and Therapeutic Purposes By The Traditional Healers of The Bede Community Residing By The Turag River, Dhaka District

Mohammed Rahmatullah; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Auditi Swarna; Tania Khan; M. N. Monalisa; Syeda Seraj; S. M. Mou; M. J. Mahal; K. R. Biswas

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Medicinal plants used by folk medicinal practitioners of four adjoining villages of Narail and Jessore Districts, Bangladesh.

K. R. Biswas; Tania Khan; M. N. Monalisa; Auditi Swarna; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Mohammed Rahmatullah

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Antidiabetic plants and formulations used by folk medicinal practitioners of two villages in Narail and Chuadanga districts, Bangladesh.

K. R. Biswas; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Auditi Swarna; Tanvir Zaman Khan; M. N. Monalisa; Mohammed Rahmatullah

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Medicinal plants used for preventive medicinal purposes: a survey in Muktipara village, Chuadanga district, Bangladesh.

K. R. Biswas; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Tanvir Zaman Khan; Auditi Swarna; M. N. Monalisa; Sherejad Sanam; Ishita Malek; Mohammed Rahmatullah

Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews | 2017

Sustainable saline microalgae co-cultivation for biofuel production: A critical review

Tasneema Ishika; Navid R. Moheimani; Parisa A. Bahri

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Medicinal plants used by folk medicinal practitioners in three randomly surveyed villages of Rajbari district, Bangladesh.

Rezwana Afroz; Nabila Islam; K. R. Biswas; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Auditi Swarna; Tanvir Zaman Khan; M. N. Monalisa; Syeda Seraj; M. Rahman; S. M. Mou; Mohammed Rahmatullah

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

Correlation between non-conventional plants consumed during food scarcity and their folk medicinal usages: A case study in two villages of Kurigram district, Bangladesh

Mohammed Rahmatullah; F. I. Jahan; Syeda Seraj; Zubaida Khatun; Farhana Islam; Mohammad Mafruhi Sattar; Tania Khan; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Rownak Jahan

Journal of Applied Phycology | 2018

The effect of gradual increase in salinity on the biomass productivity and biochemical composition of several marine, halotolerant , and halophilic microalgae

Tasneema Ishika; Parisa A. Bahri; Damian W. Laird; Navid R. Moheimani

Algal Research-Biomass Biofuels and Bioproducts | 2017

Halo-adapted microalgae for fucoxanthin production: Effect of incremental increase in salinity

Tasneema Ishika; Navid R. Moheimani; Parisa A. Bahri; Damian W. Laird; Sandra Blair; David Parlevliet

American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture | 2011

A review of scientific literature on anti-diabetic activity in medicinal plants used by folk medicinal practitioners of two villages in Narail and Chuadanga districts, Bangladesh for treatment of diabetes.

K. R. Biswas; Tasneema Ishika; Mehreen Rahman; Auditi Swarna; Tanvir Zaman Khan; M. N. Monalisa; Syeda Seraj; M. Rahman; S. M. Mou; Mohammed Rahmatullah

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