Assessment of heavy metals in Amaranthus viridis L. from Peninsular Malaysia by Yaacob, Aziran

Subjects: “…Amaranthaceae - Malaysia…”
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Impact and management of weed flora in cassava in west coast region of Peninsular Malaysia by A'Ihi, Abdullahi Musa

“…Other families were Cyperaceae (9.1%), Euphorbiaceae and Rubiaceae (5.5% each), Convoluvolaceae, Amaranthaceae and Mimosaceae (3.6% each), Malvaceae, Acanthaceae, Leguminaceae, Boraginceae, Capparidaceae, Portulacaeae and Commelinaceae (1.8% each). …”
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Influence of allelopatic mulch on weed growth and postharvest quality of leaf lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) by Ketaren, Bunga Raya

“…Unmulched plot had 14 weed species of family Poaceae, three Cyperaceae, two each of Euphorbiaceae and Asteraceae and one each of Amaranthaceae and Portulacaceae. Sum dominance ratio showed five most dominant weed encountered were C. rotundus, C. distans, A. spinosus, C. kyllingia and A. conyzoides. …”
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Metabolic changes in diet-induced obesity among rats treated with ethanol extract of Alternanthera sessilis red by Othman, Azizah

“…Alternanthera sessilis or also known by the name of ‗keremak‘ in Malaysia is a perennial plant that belongs to the plant family of Amaranthaceae. Less research has been conducted on local Alternanthera sessilis species due to its low commercial value. …”
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