Biological activities and phytochemical prospection of plant extracts of Myrsine Umbellata mart
Andressa Guarnieri Canton,
Larissa Valéria Laskoski,
Debora Marina Bandeira
et al.
Abstract:Myrsine umbellata is a Brazilian native species from the Primulaceae family, popularly known as “Capororocão.” Considering that plants have been used to treat various illnesses, explaining interest in research with Brazilian native species in the search for plant bioactives with biological potential that can act on the control of pathogenic microorganisms. Thus, the present study aimed to identify the phytochemical compounds of the leaves of the native species M. umbellata, as well as to evaluate the antimicro… Show more
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