Polyphenol Composition of Extract from Aerial Parts of Circaea Lutetiana L. and its Antioxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Activity in Vitro

Granica, Sebastian; Piwowarski, Jakub P.; Kiss, Anna K.

doi:10.2478/abcsb-2013-0005

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“…The aerial part ethyl acetate fraction showed to be the most effective sample (SC 50 : 7.6 μg/mL), and the root total methanolic extract showed the modest effect with SC 50 : 61.6 μg/mL. The results are confirmed by the reported biological review for the family Onagraceae which has common potent antioxidant activity as in the Circaea lutetiana L. aqueous methanolic extract and aerial part which possess strong scavenging activity toward DPPH (SC 50 33.1 μg/mL) …”

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“…The results are confirmed by the reported biological review for the family Onagraceae which has common potent antioxidant activity as in the Circaea lutetiana L. aqueous methanolic extract and aerial part which possess strong scavenging activity toward DPPH (SC 50 33.1 μg/mL). 22 Metal Chelation Assay. Reactive oxygen species are formed in vivo by the presence of the iron metal (Fe 3+ ) such as superoxide radicals (O2 − ), hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2 ), and hydroxyl radicals ( − OH), which are very strong oxidant agents, so they need strong antioxidants to overcome the oxidant agents.…”

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Comparative Volatile Profiling of Ludwigia stolonifera Aerial Parts and Roots Using VSE-GC-MS/MS and Screening of Antioxidant and Metal Chelation Activities

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Ludwigia stolonifera (Guill. & Perr.) P.H.Raven belonging to the family Onagraceae is an important aquatic herbal plant of economic importance in water bioremediation. We explored the compositional heterogeneity in the aroma profile of L. stolonifera aerial parts and roots. Volatile profiling was employed for the first time using volatile solvent extraction (VSE-GC-MS/MS) of both aerial parts and roots. A total of 85 volatiles were identified belonging to eight classes, viz., aliphatic, aromatic, and oxygenated hydrocarbons, monoterpenes, diterpenes, alcohols, acids/esters, and sterols. Aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons were found to be the most abundant metabolite groups in both aerial parts and roots. Furthermore, antioxidant and metal chelation activities of aerial parts and roots were investigated, revealing a potent activity as an antioxidant and high metal chelation capacity for heavy metals.

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Comparative Volatile Profiling of Ludwigia stolonifera Aerial Parts and Roots Using VSE-GC-MS/MS and Screening of Antioxidant and Metal Chelation Activities

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“…On most catenas, light intensity was lowest at the toe slope and increased toward the summits (Table 1), mainly because of variations in the density of the dominant beech spe-cies, F. orientalis. The percent cover of the shade-preferring Circaea lutetiana was seven times higher on toe slopes than on summits because this species prefers closed canopy cover and extremely low light intensities (Granica et al 2013). C. tenera was usually restricted to lowland broad-leaved woods, becoming rather sporadic in occurrence as one moves upwards (Khatri 1988).…”

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The influence of landform on the understory plant community in a temperate Beech forest in northern Iran

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Jalali

Kooch

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Understanding the factors that determine the distribution of understory plants is important because they represent the largest component of temperate forest plant diversity. We examined the influence of topographic gradients on the distribution of understory plants in Mazandaran Province, northern Iran. Our objective was to determine how the topography of the landscape influenced the composition of understory plant species (cover, diversity, richness, and evenness). We investigated two catena landscape shapes (K and V), several different slope positions and their subsequent effects on the composition of the understory herb layer. We established 120 plots that spanned six catenas that varied in shape and slope position (i.e, summit, shoulder, back slope, foot slope and toe slope). We measured the composition of understory plant species populations and calculated diversity using several indices. We found that plant distribution and abundance was strongly related to both catena shape and slope position. Statistical analyses revealed that plant species diversity and richness varied significantly with slope position of the catena, but only diversity varied with catena shape. In addition, significant interactions were found for both diversity and richness. Neither shape nor slope position had a significant effect on evenness alone. We concluded that catena shape and slope position both influence plant distribution, abundance, and biodiversity of the herb layer in these forests by affecting both understory light intensity and soil factors. Our results suggest that the herb layer on K-shaped catenas and V-shaped landforms were mostly controlled by topography and soil features, respectively.

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Specific features of sterilization technologies of the in vitro culture of the plant Circaea lutetiana L.

Anikina,

Abiyeva

2022

PROCEEDINGS OF THE II INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCES IN MATERIALS, SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES: (CAMSTech-II 2021)

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Polyphenol Composition of Extract from Aerial Parts of Circaea Lutetiana L. and its Antioxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Activity in Vitro

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Comparative Volatile Profiling of Ludwigia stolonifera Aerial Parts and Roots Using VSE-GC-MS/MS and Screening of Antioxidant and Metal Chelation Activities

Comparative Volatile Profiling of Ludwigia stolonifera Aerial Parts and Roots Using VSE-GC-MS/MS and Screening of Antioxidant and Metal Chelation Activities

The influence of landform on the understory plant community in a temperate Beech forest in northern Iran

Specific features of sterilization technologies of the in vitro culture of the plant Circaea lutetiana L.

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