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densitograms obtained for four subsequent developments of the extract from a
medicinal plant (Radix rhei), obtained according to the reversed PMD (MGD)
method (71). The technique has been successfully applied to the separation of com-
pounds from complex plant extracts (71,72), as well as from food and beverages
products (73).

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