“The Red Earth: A Vietnamese Memoir of Life on a Colonial Rubber Plantation” by Tran Tu Binh give the reader a close look into French ruled Indochina rubber plantation. The story takes place in Vietnam in the Phu Rieng plantation. This was one of twenty-five French rubber plantation which were all found a long a three hundred kilometer long area from the South China sea to Mekong River in Cambodia (Binh VII). Binh came village in the Ha-nam Province located in Red River delta in Northern Vietnam
1.0 INTRODUCTION In the recent time increase in multiple drug resistance by microbial pathogens become a serious health problem to mankind worldwide. The increase has slowed down the development of new synthetic antimicrobials drugs and has necessitated the search for new antimicrobials from alternative source (Peng et al., 2006). It is aroused due to indiscriminate and repetitive use of antimicrobial drugs coupled with inadequate diseases treatment
Plants are essential elements of the earth ecosystem. Despite the importance of plants to support the life on our world, our understanding of their developmental processes is still fragmentary. In nature, plants grow next to each other forming the different societies of the plant kingdom. Nature, in turn, affects the growth of these plants by applying different environmental factors that could limit the agricultural productivity. Duration, severity and rate of imposed stress are the factors underlying