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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Honeybush"”.

  1. In vitro evaluation of the enzyme inhibition and membrane permeation properties of benzophenones extracted from honeybush

    Tea prepared from the honeybush (Cyclopia spp.) plant has become a popular beverage and has been shown to possess medicinal properties. Honeybush plants contain phytochemicals that can contribute to the prevention of certain diseases. One mechanism through which glucose and fat uptake can be …

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  2. Symbiotic N² fixation in cyclopia vent. spp. (honeybush) : towards sustainable cultivation in the Western Cape of South Africa

    An indigenous cash crop, called honeybush (Cyclopia spp., Fabaceae), has recently gained popularity in the Western Cape of South Africa and its potential for cultivation is being investigated. The crop is an N²-fixing legume and its yields would therefore be improved by enhancing its N²-fixing …

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  3. Strategies of exclusion in non-timber forest product commercialisation in South Africa: an ethnographic study of honeybush (Cyclopia spp.) use and trade

    … increased equity and benefit sharing. Using the honeybush shrub (Cyclopia spp.) as a lens, a NTFP endemic to South Africa, this thesis aims to contribute to these debates by examining how, if at all, marginalised groups benefit from honeybush commercialisation and the extent to which historical …

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  4. Price Volatility, Competitiveness, and Innovation in the South African Wine Industry

    … wines made with natural preservatives (Rooibos & Honeybush), organic production, and a higher quality score. Determining whether consumers choose such wines is crucial as it would reveal whether wine players can exploit this source of avenue to save the struggling industry. It contributes to …

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