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Öğe Medicinal Uses of Natural Dye-Yielding Plants in Turkey(Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., 2013) Ozturk, M.; Uysal, I.; Gucel, S.; Altundag, E.; Dogan, Y.; Baslar, S.PPlants have been grown for natural dyes to produce a wide range of colors. N Natural dyes become increasingly important these days as synthetic dyes cause serious damage to the environment and have to be replaced. The published records show that Turkey has about 10,000 taxa of higher plants, 145 of which come from 92 genera and 51 families and can be used as dyeing sources of 17 colors. The most common families used for dyeing are Asteraceae, Rosaceae, Lamiaceae, Polygonaceae and Euphorbiaceae, and the dominating genera are Rumex, Anthemis, Euphorbia, and Salvia. Dye plants are of great medicinal value as well and can be used for producing antihelmintic, antiseptic, appetizer, carminative, diuretic, exudative, laxative, sedative and stomachic preparations. © 2013 Emerald Group Publishing Limited.Öğe Morphological, anatomical and ecological studies on the two turkish endemic species collected from Kaz Dagi (B1 balikesir) 'allium sibthorpianum Schultes and Schultes fil. and Allium reuterianum Boiss'(1999) Uysal, I.This investigation englightens the morphological, anatomical and ecological characteristics of Kazdagi endemics namely Allium reuterianum Boiss. and Allium sibthorpianum Schultes and Schultes fil. (Liliaceae). A. sibthorpianum occurs in Bursa, Kutahya, Denizli, Isparta and Canakkale (newly recorded), whereas A. reuterianum is found in Southwest Anatolia, Islands, Manisa, Denizli, Mugla, Isparta and Canakkale (newly recorded). Root anatomy of A. sibthorpianum and A. reuterianum typically show exodermis and an empty pith. In addition in the scapes of both the species layering in the area between epidermis and cuticle results in its thickening. The leaves in both species are not hairy. Reticulate shaped open spaces are met with in the bulbs surrounded by thick walled cells formed as a result of drying. These species prefer the soils rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and organic matter.Öğe Soil-plant interactions in the monumental plane trees (Platanus orientalis) grove-Canakkale-Turkey(Triveni Enterprises, 2017) Ozturk, M.; Uysal, I.; Yucel, E.; Altay, V.; Karabacak, E.Aim : To study ecological features of monumental plane trees. Evaluate soil-plant interactions and mineral nutrition status of 150 to 800 year-old-chosen trees. Methodology : Soil and plant samples were collected and analysed using Kjeldahl, spectrophotometer, Flame photometer and ICP-OES. Results : The pH, electrical conductivity, calcium carbonate, organic matter, total nitrogen, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, zinc and copper values in the soil samples ranged between 6.6-7.4, 0.58-1.26 (dS. m(-1)), 0.00-1.52%, 1.55-5.05%, 0.08-0.29%, 4-28 ppm, 20-33 ppm, 50-314 ppm, 1086-3041 ppm, 54-302 ppm, 3.57-15.30 ppm, 3.37-13.29 ppm, 1.84-4.17 ppm, and 0.411.48 ppm, respectively. The mineral element values in young root, young stem, elderly stern, stem bark and leaf showed normal range.A strong relation has been noted among the Mg, P, Na, Mn, Fe, total N and Zn. Interpretation : Excess amount of Fe and Ca get accummulated in different plant parts.Öğe The herpetofauna of the east Turkish province of Igdir (vol 23, pg 92, 2010)(Osterreichische Gesellschaft Herpetologie E V, 2011) Tosonoglu, M.; Gul, C.; Dincaslan, Y. E.; Uysal, I.[Anstract Not Available]
