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Matthias de l’Obel see: Lobel

OEHLKERS F, MARQUARDT H. [Chromosome modification caused by injection of active substances into the buds of Paeonia tenuifolia.] Z Indukt Abstamm Vererbungsl. 1950;83(3):299-317

Oeltjin, John (1997) Preparation of Better Soils for Peonies and other Plants to Survive during and after Major Climatic and Weather Conditions and Changes. Part I: Understanding pH, Essential Elements and Minerals for Plant Growth. American Peony Society Bulletin 303, September p. 16-27

Oeltjin, John (1997) Preparation of Better Soils for Peonies and other Plants to Survive during and after Major Climatic and Weather Conditions and Changes. Part II: Compost: Ist Benefits, How to Make and Use it. Practical Approach to Cleaning and Restoring Soil, Fertility; Mineral Sources. Recommended Reading. American Peony Society Bulletin 304, December 1997 p. 11-23

Oh G S, H O Pae, H Oh, S G Hong, I K Kim, K Y Chai, Y G Yun, T O Kwon, H T Chung : In vitro anti-proliferative effect of 1,2,3,4,6-penta-O-galloyl-beta-D-glucose on human hepatocellular carcinoma cell line, SK-HEP-1 cells CANCER LETTERS 174(1):17-24 2001 , [Summary: The root of Paeonia suffruticosa ANDREWS is an important Chinese crude drug used in many traditional prescriptions. 1,2,3,4,6-penta-O-galloyl-beta-D-glucose (PGG), a major component of this crude drug, was found to exhibit in vitro growth-inhibiting effect on human hepatocellular carcinoma cell line, SK-HEP-1 cells. The growth-inhibitory effect was related to the ability of PGG not only to cause a G(0)/G(1) phase arrest but also to suppress the activation of nuclear factor-kappa B. Neither apoptosis nor necrosis was observed in the cells treated with PGG. These findings suggest that PGG could be a candidate for developing a low-toxic anticancer agent.]

OhtaH, MatsumotoK, ShimizuM ++,1994,Paeoniflorin attenuates learning impairment of aged rats in operant brightness discrimination task,Pharmacol Biochem Behav Sep;49(1):213-7

OhtaH, MatsumotoK, WatanabeH ++,1993,Involvement of beta-adrenergic systems in the antagonizing effect of paeoniflorin on the scopolamine-induced deficit in radial maze performance in rats,Japan J Pharmacol Aug;62(4):345-9

OhtaH, MatsumotoK, WatanabeH ++,1993,Involvement of alpha 1- but not alpha 2-adrenergic systems in the antagonizing effect of paeoniflorin on scopolamine-induced deficit in radial maze performance in rats,Japan J Pharmacol Jun;62(2):199-202

OhtaH, NiJW, MatsumotoK, WatanabeH ++,1993,Peony and its major constituent, paeoniflorin, improve radial maze performance impaired by scopolamine in rats,Pharmacol Biochem Behav Jul;45(3):719-23

Ohwi, J. (1953) Flora of Japan (traduit en anglais en 1965) : 460-461, Smithsonian Institution, Washington

OkadoH , TamuraM,1979,Karyomorphology and Relationship in the Ranunculaceae,Journ Jap Bot 54: 65-77

Oken, Lorenz (1779-1851)

Allg. Naturgesch. iii. (2) 1164 (1841), fide Merrill in Journ. Arn. Arb. xxxi.282 (1950). Notes: P. suffruticosa Andr

OnoK, TsukaidaT,1978,Haploid Callus Formation from Anther Cultures in a Cultivar of Paeonia,Journ Jap Genet 53: 51-54

OnoK , HarashimaS,1981,Induction of haploid callus from isolated microspores of peony in vitro,Plant and Cell Physiology vol22:2 pp337-341

OnoK, TakaharaT,1985,Isolation and Characterization of Nitrate Reductase-Deficient Cell-Lines from a haploid Culture of Peony,Japan Journ Genetics vol60:5pp465-473

ORCA (Organisatio per a la cartographia de las Plantas als Paisas Catalans :

P. cambessedesii: http://porthos.bio.ub.es/bioveg/orca/gifs/mapes/0563.gif

P. officinalis ssp. microcarpa http://porthos.bio.ub.es/bioveg/orca/gifs/mapes/0562.gif

Oriol de Bolòs see: Bolòs, de Oriol

Orlikowska,T.; Marasek,A.; Kucharska,D.; Regeneration of Paeonia mlokosewitschii Lom. and P-tenuifolia L. in vitro from different explants Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae 1998 67(3-4) 223-227

Orlikowski,L.B; Skrzypczak,Cz; Jaworska-Marosz,A. 2001. Influence of grapefriut extract on the growth and development of Botrytis spp. and gray mould development on lily and peony. Bull.Pol.Acad.Biol. 49 (4). 375-379.

Orlova, N.I. (1956) Paeonia in: Pojarkova, A.I., Flora Murmanskoj Oblasti, Paeonia vol. 3: 259-260 et carte 81, Izdateljstvo Akademii Nauk SSSR, Moscou & Leningrad Flora des Murmansker Bezirkes

Ovchinnikov,1975,Flora Tadzhikiskanskoi SSR ,vol4 p6-10 & p531 Flora von Tadshikistan

ÖzhatayN, ÖzhatayE,1995,A new white Paeonia L from North-Western Turkey: P.mascula Miller subsp bodurii N. Özhatay,Karaca Arboretum Magazine, 3,Pt1 pp17-26

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