La culture d’Isatis tinctoria fut très importante en Europe, au Moyen-Âge, pour sa production de pigment indigo, très prisé par les teinturiers. En Occitanie, l’intérêt pour les molécules d’origine naturelle et le caractère emblématique du pastel a permis de faire perdurer sa culture localement. Toutefois, le rendement de cette production demeure instable et la qualité du pigment mal maitrisée. C’est dans ce contexte qu’un projet de recherche visant à améliorer la quantité et la qualité du pigment bleu contenant l’indigo à partir des feuilles de Pastel a été mis en place. Au cours de ce projet, nous nous sommes intéressés aux principaux précurseurs de l’indigo dans le Pastel, l’isatan A et l’isatan B. Ces composés très instables ont été ide...
Chemical synthesis of indigo poses harsh environmental hazards and adverse human health effects. Thi...
Les anthocyanes (du grec anthos : fleur et kyanos : bleu) appartiennent à un grand groupe du règne v...
Species of indigo-producing plants have been used to color textiles for thousands of years all over ...
International audienceSince ancient times, indigo has been one of the most widely used natural pigme...
The increasing interest in natural products from a renewable source has encouraged growers to reintr...
Isatis tinctoria L. (woad) is one of the earliest known sources of indigo in Europe where it was cul...
Indigo is one of the oldest textile dyes and was originally prepared from plant material. Nowadays, ...
The increasing use of alternative crops has meant the introduction of new technologies to process th...
Ces travaux portent principalement sur l’étude de trois plantes tinctoriales : la garance, le nerpru...
Isatis tinctoria L. or woad (Brassicaceae) is an upright herbaceous biennal species up to 120 cm in ...
Copyright © 2014 Aditi Dua et al.This is an open access article distributed under theCreativeCommons...
Research into the sustainability of natural, potentially renewable, resources is one of the major is...
International audience"Indigo plants form part of the very first specialized production plants estab...
Chemical synthesis of indigo poses harsh environmental hazards and adverse human health effects. Thi...
Les anthocyanes (du grec anthos : fleur et kyanos : bleu) appartiennent à un grand groupe du règne v...
Species of indigo-producing plants have been used to color textiles for thousands of years all over ...
International audienceSince ancient times, indigo has been one of the most widely used natural pigme...
The increasing interest in natural products from a renewable source has encouraged growers to reintr...
Isatis tinctoria L. (woad) is one of the earliest known sources of indigo in Europe where it was cul...
Indigo is one of the oldest textile dyes and was originally prepared from plant material. Nowadays, ...
The increasing use of alternative crops has meant the introduction of new technologies to process th...
Ces travaux portent principalement sur l’étude de trois plantes tinctoriales : la garance, le nerpru...
Isatis tinctoria L. or woad (Brassicaceae) is an upright herbaceous biennal species up to 120 cm in ...
Copyright © 2014 Aditi Dua et al.This is an open access article distributed under theCreativeCommons...
Research into the sustainability of natural, potentially renewable, resources is one of the major is...
International audience"Indigo plants form part of the very first specialized production plants estab...
Chemical synthesis of indigo poses harsh environmental hazards and adverse human health effects. Thi...
Les anthocyanes (du grec anthos : fleur et kyanos : bleu) appartiennent à un grand groupe du règne v...
Species of indigo-producing plants have been used to color textiles for thousands of years all over ...