CINCHONA TREE: QUININE DERIVING PLANT: ( Cinchona officinalis L.)
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- This lecture includes information regarding medicinally important plant Cinchona officinalis Quinine antimalarial medicine extracted from bark of Cinchona officinalis.This lecture is useful for aspirants of
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Better Narration voice will add value.
Also the text material needs to be peer reviewed for better accuracy.
Ok i peer reviewed it with common sense.
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Right from first slide, there are inaccuracies. Take first slide.. Cinchona Officianalis has a stem size of 1.5 mm. It is grossly incorrect.
I am sure there are very few people alive in India who have seen a Cinchona Officianalis plant in life. It is but natural to make mistake but at least before uploading the video make sure there are no obvious ones.
I know you might have relied heavily on past publications to create new contents of your own but I can not figure out from where you obtained this piece of information about the diameter of Cinchona Officianalis tree.
Saying that you peer reviewed it by using your own commonsense.
Peer review in itself means that it is not done by the content creator himself.
A third or fourth or fifth independent person having sufficient knowledge and expertise is required to go through the contents to identify any inconsistencies in the presentation.
Many student view such materials and then they base their knowledge on assumptions that what you presented is correct or authoritative.
That is why peer review is essential.
Once again peer review is not reviewing by yourself using your common sense.
And if you had used your commonsense as you claim to have done such mistake would never have happened.