Phytoremediation Potential of Medicinal Plants

Shmaefsky, Brian R.; Husen, Azamal

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-5611-9_17

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The influence of the composition of peat mixtures on the biochemical parameters of Melissa officinalis plants

Fokina,

Skugoreva,

Kislitsyna

2023

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In the course of a model experiment, the influence of the composition of peat mixtures from sand, lowland peat and soddy-podzolic sandy loamy soil on the content of polyphenols, photosynthetic pigments, the amount of antioxidants and malondialdehyde in the leaves of lemon balm medicinal variety “Limonnyy aromat’’ was studied. It has been established that the most optimal compositions of peat mixtures for growing plants of lemon balm are compositions with the following ratios of components: 1st mixture – soil 1 part + sand 2 parts + peat 2 parts; 2nd mixture – soil 1 part + sand 3 parts + peat 1 part. When growing plants on these mixtures, there is a greater accumulation of biologically active substances (phenolic compounds, photosynthetic pigments, antioxidants), a decrease in the content of the oxidative stress marker – malondialdehyde compared to soil and peat, as well as to a variant with a high content of peat (soil 1 part + sand 1 part + peat 3 parts). The addition of fertilizer “SOLAR UNIVERSAL – 18:18:18 + 3MgO + ME” to 1st peat mixture has proven itself well, especially at a dose of 1 mL per 50 g of substrate (fertilizer concentration 2 g/L). With the introduction of such a dose of fertilizer into peat mixture, the maximum values of the content of photosynthetic pigments and antioxidants in lemon balm leaves were noted. The above variants of peat mixtures can be recommended for use as soils for growing lemon balm both at home and on an industrial scale.

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The influence of the composition of peat mixtures on the biochemical parameters of Melissa officinalis plants

Fokina,

Skugoreva,

Kislitsyna

2023

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Modeling and optimizing plant growth regulators for in vitro culture and antioxidant activity of Thymus daenensis

samadi

2024

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Denaian thyme, also known as Thymus daenensis (Lamiaceae), is an endangered and endemic medicinal plant in Iran. It is commonly utilized in traditional remedy for its antioxidant, immunomodulatory, and insecticidal effects. The aerial parts of this plant include a variety of bioactive compounds. for instance, flavonoid, phenolic acids, and high levels of terpenoids. until now, wild plants are the primary source of these compounds. However, if harvesting methods are not altered soon, they may become endangered. Alternative production methods for medicinal plants using tissue culture are gaining more interest. no protocol for in vitro culture of T. daenensis has been reported so far. To address this, we carried out a study to investigate the impact of various auxins and cytokinins, both in isolation and in combination, on cell growth, development, and secondary metabolite accumulation. The objective was to assess how certain factors affect the accumulation of phenolic compounds and biomass growth in T. daenensis tissue culture. The response surface methodology modeling outcomes have shown that the use of plant growth regulators (PGRs) and their combinations significantly impacts the in vitro culture of T. daenensis. g plots summarized results showing that the best accumulation of biomass and secondary metabolites can be achieved by using 1-Naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA) followed by 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2-4-D). Optimizing the induction of secondary metabolites and large-scale biomass production could greatly benefit this species.

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Phytoremediation Potential of Medicinal Plants

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The influence of the composition of peat mixtures on the biochemical parameters of Melissa officinalis plants

The influence of the composition of peat mixtures on the biochemical parameters of Melissa officinalis plants

Modeling and optimizing plant growth regulators for in vitro culture and antioxidant activity of Thymus daenensis

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