antioxidant potential of ethiopian medicinal plants and their
- Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent
- Purity:98.9%
- Type:Rubber antioxidant
- Appearance:Dark brown to dark violet pastilles
- Characteristic:Accelerated curing
- Application:Rubber goods/plastic/shoes/tyre
- Production Capacity:3000 Ton/Year
- Package:25kg/drum
quantitative estimation of total polyphenol content,according to the present study high consumption of cardamom, fenugreek, coriander and turmeric as a spices and medicinal purpose may be used as special source of antioxidants for free radical scav-enging. keywords: polyphenol; antioxidant; free radical; spices; ic 50; dpph.
table 2 shows the most promising antioxidant stilbenoids from ethiopian flora that have recently been published. figure 4 illustrates the chemical structures of these compounds, which include ε-viniferin (29), trans-resveratrol (30), gnetin (31), ε-viniferin diol (32), and parthenostilbenin (33).
ethnomedicine, antibacterial activity, antioxidant potential
ethanolic extracts of gnidia involucrata steud. ex a.rich. stems and roots were effective antioxidants, with respective 50% dpph free radical inhibitory concentrations (ic 50) of 168.68 and 181.79 µg/ml, followed by that of p. steudneri (ic 50 = 203.11 µg/ml).
total phenols and antioxidant activities of natural honeys,abstract. in this study, ten honey and five propolis samples from different geographical origins were tested. both honey and propolis samples showed high content of total phenolic compounds...
comparative study on chemical composition and antioxidant
abstract. there are several underutilized and wild fruit species in ethiopia that can be used as sources of human food consumption.
i n a l aticp d ic la e nts medicinal aromatic plants,abstract. in ethiopia, r. officinalis is locally known as yetibs qitel used for flavor of various cuisine. three varieties of r. officinalis were registered at wendo genet agricultural research center and aimed to define the physico-chemical properties and antioxidant activities of their essential oils.
physicochemical and antioxidant characterization of
both high-performance liquid chromatography (hplc) and uv-vis spectroscopic methods were used to determine 12 physicochemical and three antioxidant activity parameters in the honey samples according to internationally recognized standards.
polyphenols, flavonoids, and antioxidant content of honey,the amhara region of ethiopia is endowed with honey of diverse varieties and qualities. however, there is a lack of information on its secondary metabolite content and antioxidant nature. for this study, 47 fresh honey samples were collected from seven administrative zones throughout three provinces in the amhara national regional state, ethiopia.
antioxidant potential of ethiopian medicinal plants and their
as a result, the aim of this review is to provide evidence of the use of diverse ethiopian medicinal plants with antioxidant properties that have been scientifically validated in order to draw attention and foster further investigations in this area.
in vitro antioxidant activity and polyphenolic content of,in this study, the antioxidative effectiveness, and polyphenolic content of methanol and aqueous extracts of spices such as lippia adoensis (koseret), nigella sativa (thikur azmud), piper capense (timiz), thymus schimperi (tosign) and trachyspermum ammi (netchazmud), consumed among people of ethiopia were investigated. methods.
- What is the role of medicinal plants in healthcare in Ethiopia?
- Medicinal plants play a major role in the delivery of healthcare, particularly among the rural population of Ethiopia. Plant extracts and their bioactive compounds have been utilized for the treatment of several diseases.
- Which medicinal plants were positive for the anthocyanins test?
- Results also showed that the examined medicinal plants, such as A. flagellaris, C. trigyna, G. involucrata, and P. steudneri, were positive for the anthocyanins test. Plant-based anthocyanins have antioxidant properties that play important roles in health and therapeutic effects .
- Which ethanolic extract is the most effective antibacterial?
- The results of principal component analysis (PCA) revealed that the ethanolic extract of P. steudneri pseudobulb was the most effective antibacterial, closest to the positive reference (ciprofloxacin). The extracts of A. flagellaris root and S. venosum tuber were the least effective antibacterials among the studied medicinal plant species.
- Are terpenoids detected in ethanolic extracts of a trigyna?
- Terpenoids were detected in ethanolic extracts of A. flagellaris roots, B. antidysenterica fruits, C. trigyna inflorescence with seeds, C. rueppellii roots, and G. involucrata roots and stems.
