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First published 2007-12

Antibacterial and Cytotoxic Activity of Nepeta Cataria L.,N. Cataria Var. Citriodora (Beck.) Balb. and Melissa Officinalis L. Essential Oils

Ulrike Suschke, Frank Sporer, Jürgen Schneele [...]

Natural Product Communications

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First published 2014-12

Biobased Lactams as Novel Arthropod Repellents

Kamlesh R. Chauhan, Hemant Khanna, Nagendra Babu Bathini [...]

Natural Product Communications

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First published 2002-6

The Catnip and the Amaranth: Melville's Struggle with the “Ever-Encroaching Appetite for God”

Judy Logan

Christianity & Literature

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First published 2019-8

Preference of kittens for scratchers

Lingna Zhang, Rebekkah Plummer, John McGlone

Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery

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First published 2021-3

Antibacterial Activities of Nepetalactones Against Public Health-Related Pathogens

Anuradha Ghosh, Enya V. Zhu, Haichuan Wang [...]

Natural Product Communications

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First published 1999-03

New approaches in library networking

Jennifer Rowley, Frances Slack

Journal of Librarianship and Information Science

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First published 1967-3

Antiviral Substances in Plants of the Mint Family (Labiatae). III. Peppermint (Mentha piperita) and other Mint Plants. ∗

Ernest C. Herrmann, Louis S. Kucera

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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Antibacterial and Cytotoxic Activity of Nepeta Cataria L.,N. Cataria Var. Citriodora (Beck.) Balb. and Melissa Officinalis L. Essential Oils

Biobased Lactams as Novel Arthropod Repellents

The Catnip and the Amaranth: Melville's Struggle with the “Ever-Encroaching Appetite for God”

Preference of kittens for scratchers

Antibacterial Activities of Nepetalactones Against Public Health-Related Pathogens

New approaches in library networking

Antiviral Substances in Plants of the Mint Family (Labiatae). III. Peppermint (Mentha piperita) and other Mint Plants. ∗