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Cover Picture. The biodiversity of dye plant species from Malagasy terrestrial environment offers several new sources of dyes not yet investigated. They are readily available raw materials that could be cultivated to produce natural colorants for different sectors of industries, because of the diversity of their chemical profiles and the large gamut of colors that they can provide. This current study...
Due to the potentially harmful effects of some synthetic dyes, there is an increasing demand for natural colorants. Recent literature has emphasized the necessity of investigating new sources of dyes. This review discusses the biological sources of dyes derived from the rich plant diversity of Madagascar. As one of the first contributions on the use of these dyestuffs for dyeing textiles, it provides...
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