Study on phytochemical and horticultural traits of dog rose (Rosa canina) in natural habitat
Abstract:Dog rose is a wild plant that grows throughout the world particularly in some regions of Iran, as a rich source of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals; it is interested in pharmaceutical and food industries. Thus, its phytochemical and horticultural traits including vitamin C, anthocyanins, antioxidants, flavonoids and total phenols were studied in three habitats -Eshkevarat-Rudsar, Kaleshom-Jirandeh and Rudbar-Kushk valley-at two fruit maturity stages 50% maturity and full maturity. It was found that the inte… Show more
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