Chemodiversity and trypanocidal activity of the essential oils of tropical black sage
Elisabeth Alves Duarte Pereira de Medeiros,
Rayssa Vicente Nascimento,
Eduardo Barros Duarte-Junior
et al.
Abstract:Tropical black sage (Varronia curassavica Jacq.) is a species native to ecosystems subject to strong anthropic action, and thus is at risk of genetic erosion. However, little is known about this important genetic resource, with possible uses in the aromas, fragrances and pharmaceutical sectors. The objective of this work was to prospect and study native specimens of tropical black sage regarding the concentration, chemical profile and trypanocidal activity of the essential oils (EOs). For this purpose, we coll… Show more
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