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Cuprum SulphuricumFrom the homeopathic pharmacopoeia
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Copper and Sulphur toxicity (3)
Fungus (mixed with crude CuSo4 (Bordeaux mix) (1787)
Copper toxicity (1799)
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In all the parameters observed CuSO4200c treated seeds showed significant changes as compared to control and Ethanol 200c as the Cu conc. increases. Thus we can assume from the result that higher conc. of Cu causes toxic effect to the tissue which can be checked by pre-treating the seeds in CuSO4 200c drug solution. (1665)
.... higher conc. of Cu causes toxic effect to the tissue which can be checked by pre-treating the seeds in CuSO4 200c drug solution. (1799)
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