Each saffron crocus plant only produces three stigmas, which are used for the spice. Crocus sativus, commonly known as saffron crocus, is a delicate-looking lavender plant that produces sought-after stigmas. When harvested and dried, these stigmas create saffron, the most expensive spice in the world.reate a 3- to 6-inch-deep hole in the amended soil. Set the corm in the hole with the pointed side facing up. Cover the saffron corm with the soil and tamp the dirt lightly with the palm of your hand. Space each corm 4 inches apart. Water the bulbs deeply.
Lactocin 160 has putatively been described as a bacteriocin [3, 21], therefore, it is likely that, much like many other known bacteriocins, it exerts its effect by formation of transient pores in the cytoplasmic membrane of the target cell [17].
Drug targets for antimicrobial therapy. 1  Macromolecules that occur in the cells of the pathogen but not within the human host. Examples: the bacterial cell wall (penicillin) de novo synthesis of folic acid (sulfonamides) 2  Macromolecules that occur in both humans and the pathogen but are structurally divergent.