Antioxidant, and Antimicrobial Activities of Phenolic and Flavonoid Rich Medicinal Plants (Fritillaria zagrica and Tulipa kurdica) Bulbs Collected in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Abstract:Kurdistan is a closed and stored pool as a buried treasury industrial pharmacy. There are a large number of medicinal plants used in folk medicine by the traditional herbalists to treat varieties of human ailments. Among them, Fritillaria zagrica and Tulipa kurdica had been priced for their local traditional medicinal resources. Fritillaria zagrica Stapf. is a species very closely allied to F. tulipifolia and F. armena. Their flowers dark lurid untesselated, unchequered with a thick bloom outside, purple glauc… Show more
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