Screenshot 2024 05 10 125642 Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs: leaf constant method

Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs: leaf constant method

Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs, specifically employing the leaf constant method, is a valuable technique used in pharmaceutical analysis to assess the botanical identity, authenticity, and quality of herbal medicines and natural products. The leaf constant method involves the measurement and analysis of specific leaf parameters, such as stomatal length, stomatal width, vein density, and […]

Screenshot 2024 05 10 124753 Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs: lycopodium spore method

Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs: lycopodium spore method

Quantitative microscopy of crude drugs, particularly using the lycopodium spore method, is a valuable technique employed in pharmaceutical analysis to determine particle size distribution in powdered botanical materials. This method allows for the quantitative assessment of the size and size distribution of particles within a sample, which is crucial for evaluating the quality, authenticity, and […]