Study on the stability and antioxidant effect of the Allium ursinumwatery extract

Putnoky, Salomeia; Caunii, Angela; Butnariu, Monica

doi:10.1186/1752-153x-7-21

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“…The degree of variation of parameters was determined though variation coefficient according to the scheme of [MAMAEV LIDANSKI, 1988, PUTNOKY et al, 2013 up to 7%-very low, 7.1 to 12% low, 12.1 to 20% moderate; 20,1-40% high: over 40%-very high.…”

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Biological Potential and Adaptive Capacity of Varieties Birdsfoot Trefoil in the Environment of Troyan

Churkova¹

2012

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Abstract. Under the agro ecological conditions of Troyan varieties Bright, Georgia 1, Nueltin, Witt, Pardee, Roseau, Steadfast, Trevig of birds foot trefoil were examined on following indices: dry mass yield, plant height, and morphological composition of sward. The introduced varieties Nueltin (9.0 t/ha -1 ), Pardee (18.2 t/ha -1 ), Roseau (12.8 t/ha -1 ) had the highest dry mass yield in the first, second and third years of the test period. The highest stem per plant was the second year and varieties Bright (47.9 cm) and Nueltin (47.6 cm) were the highest. The highest average leafiness have varieties in the first year of the test period, when it reached 51.2%. The stems prevalent in grass composition in the second year, and generative organs were low during the three years of study. These average results for the period indicate that varieties Witt and Georgia 1 could be success fully cultivated in the agro ecological conditions of Troyan.

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Biological Potential and Adaptive Capacity of Varieties Birdsfoot Trefoil in the Environment of Troyan

Churkova¹

2012

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“…Factors correlated with formulation that can produce large differences in the bioavailability of oral solid drugs may be factors related to the substance with action pharmacological (chemical, physical or physico-chemical) factors related to the nature, quantity and reactivity excipients used or technological factors [5]. Evidently, the administration of a substance with action pharmacological in different pharmaceutical forms (granules, capsules, tablets, coated) will result in variations in the size and speed of absorption.…”

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Physiological Accessibility of the Substances with Action Pharmacological

Butnariu¹

2014

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Executive SummaryThe definition physiological accessibility can be presented by the following formula: PhA = C/Sx100 %, Where: PhA-physiological accessibility; C-quantity of substance with action pharmacological absorbed after prescription of the investigated pharmacological form; S-quantity of the substance with action pharmacological, which have absorbed after prescription of the standard pharmacological form.The measuring of biological availability may be represented by the following formula: BA = C/S x 100 %, Where: BA-biological availability of medicine, %; C-amount of the medicinal substance which absorbed after entering of the explored pharmacological form; S-amount of the medicinal substance which absorbed after entering of standard pharmacological form.Relative bioavailability is one of the measures used to assess bioequivalence between two substances with action pharmacological, as it is the Test/Reference ratio of AUC. Relative bioavailability= [AUC] C ⋅dose S /[AUC] S ⋅dose C .

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“…In the bird's-foot-trefoil forage production, the economic efficiency of the application of environmentally sound methods and means has also a great importance in weed control [MICHEV and DIMITROVA, 1986, BUTNARIU and GIUCHICI, 2011, PUTNOKY et al, 2013, BUTNARIU, 2012 . That requires a continuous search and introducing of new herbicides, whose effect is consistent with the contemporary agro-ecological conditions.…”

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“…Bird's-foot trefoil is characterised by a slow initial growth rate and development after its sprouting. During this period, weeds absorb large quantities of productive moisture and nutrients from the soil and are major competitors of the culture with respect to light [DIMITROVА, 1987, BUTNARIU and GIUCHICI, 2011, PUTNOKY et al, 2013 .…”

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Influence of Some Herbicides on Weed Infestation and Productivity of Bird’s–foot Trefoil

Churkova¹,

Bozhanska²

2016

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Abstract. In the experimental field of RIMSA-Troyan was studied the herbicidal effect of Aramo 45 (45 g/L Tepraloxydim) at doses of 1 and 2 L/ha, and Dual Gold 960 EC (960g/L smetolachlor)-2 and 3 L/ha, during the period of 2013-2015 on light grey pseudopodzolic soil, over the weed infestation level and productivity of bird's-foot-trefoil. It was found that both herbicides in both doses showed good selectivity in relation to bird's-foot trefoil. Most pronounced was the effect by the applied herbicides regarding the degree of weed infestation in the year of sowing, as the treatment by Aramo 45 at a dose of 2 L/ha and Dual Gold 960 EC at a dose of 2 L/ha provided a degree of weed infestation of 6.68 and 16.11 %. The vegetation treatment of a grassland of bird'sfoot-trefoil by Aramo 45 herbicide at a dose of 1 and 2 L/ha led to an increase in dry matter yield with 21.85 and 18.21 %, and with Dual Gold 960 EC EK it was 24.28 and 30.29 %. Dual Gold 960 EC showed a greater effect from both tested herbicides over the dry matter yield, applied at a dose of 3 l/ha at a phase of 2-4 leaf stage of bird's-foot trefoil. That herbicide could be recommended for the application in the practice in creating weed-free crops of bird's-foot-trefoil for forage production.

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Study on the stability and antioxidant effect of the Allium ursinumwatery extract

Cited by 70 publications

References 22 publications

Biological Potential and Adaptive Capacity of Varieties Birdsfoot Trefoil in the Environment of Troyan

Biological Potential and Adaptive Capacity of Varieties Birdsfoot Trefoil in the Environment of Troyan

Physiological Accessibility of the Substances with Action Pharmacological

Influence of Some Herbicides on Weed Infestation and Productivity of Bird’s–foot Trefoil

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