Tannins
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www.waterboards.ca.govsuch as tannins and lignins, derived from the decomposition of plant and animal matter, can give surface water and groundwater a tea-like yellow-brown hue, as well as a musty smell, is known for its "root beer" color. The brown coloring comes from tannins leaching into runoff water from tree roots and decaying vegetation. This coloration is common,
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qualifications.pearson.comof the cell. Toluidine blue O stains lignin and tannins green to blue, pectins pinkish-purple, and nucleic acids purplish or greenish blue. 6. Turn the objective lens to low power. Examine first the unstained and then the stained slides under the microscope. To do this, bring the lens as close to the slide as possible while watching it side-on.
General Techniques Involved in Phytochemical Analysis
www.arcjournals.org6. Test for Phenolic compounds and Tannins a. Ferric Chloride test The extract (50 mg) is dissolved in 5 ml of distilled water. To this few drops of neutral 5% ferric chloride solution are added. A dark green colour indicates the presence of phenolic compound.[10] b. Gelatin test
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