GC-MS analysis of Petroleum ether extract of Desert Date/Ingudi (Balanites aegyptiaca Linn. Delile) w. s. r. wound healing

Kumar, Sanjeev; Krishnamoorthi, S.; Dwivedi, Kamal Nayan

doi:10.18311/ajprhc/2020/25653

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“…The superiority of the alcoholic extract over the aqueous and phenolic extracts by a significant difference is due to the extraction of terpenes compounds with alcoholic solvent. These findings concur with those mentioned by [20] suggested that contact toxicity could be attributable to the high quantity and/or good quality of active compounds, and [17] Diagnosed 7 phenolic compounds from Quercus extract, and 8 terpenes compound. After comparison with the standard terpenes compounds, their concentrations were calculated, as vinidiflorol was the highest concentration of 550.69 mg/ml followed by epiglobulol 198.73 mg/ml, terpinene-8 is the lowest concentration 24.47 mg/ml.…”

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The Effect of Some Quercus spp. (Oak) Extracts on Adult Tribolium castaneum Mortality

Mizhir

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2022

Egypt. J. Chem.

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Three concentrations (0.5, 1, 2) mg/ ml of hot water extract, alcoholic extract, and phenolic extract of Quercus spp. were used as biocontrol of Tribolium castaneum adult by Putting 10 grains of clean rice in a petri dish with five adults and sprayed with the previous concentrations of the extracts for three replicates, as well as the control treatment (sprayed with solvent without the plant extract). The results indicated that the alcoholic extract was significantly superior to the aqueous and phenolic extracts. The alcoholic extract caused 100% death after 16 hours of exposure at a concentration 2 mg/ ml, and the aqueous extract caused 100% mortality after 48 hours at a dosage 2 mg/ ml, while the phenolic extract caused 50% mortality after 16 hours at a concentration 2 mg/ ml.

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