Molecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(19), P. 4756 - 4756
Published: Oct. 8, 2024
As
a
globally
cultivated
and
economic
crop,
beets
are
particularly
important
in
the
cane
sugar
feed
industries.
Beet
pigments
among
most
natural
pigments,
while
various
chemical
components
display
beneficial
biological
functions.
Phenolic
substances
betalains,
as
main
bioactive
compounds,
determine
functional
characteristics
of
beets.
This
review
categorizes
basic
types
by
composition
their
leaves,
stems,
roots
emphatically
summarizes
research
progress
made
on
functions
two
major
different
beets:
phenolic
compounds
betalain
pigments.
study
provides
useful
insights
for
comprehensive
effective
application
health
food
pharmaceutical
Food Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 1681 - 1701
Published: July 18, 2023
Abstract
Food
bioactive
compounds
have
a
beneficial
biological
effect
on
human
health,
fending
off
cancer,
cardiovascular
disease,
metabolic
syndrome,
and
neurodegenerative
among
other
noncommunicable
diseases
disorders.
Secondary
metabolites
like
polyphenols,
glucosinolates,
carotenoids,
vitamins,
terpenoids,
saponins,
fibers
been
linked
to
these
health
benefits
due
their
antioxidant,
antiatherogenic,
anti‐inflammatory,
antimicrobial,
cardioprotective,
vasodilator
properties.
This
review
comprehensively
illustrates
the
extraction
of
in
food
formulations
along
plant
wastes
provides
insight
into
efficient
delivery
systems
for
health‐promoting
compounds.
There
is
an
how
choose
which
use,
extract
them
bioavailable
state,
include
deliver
them.
Grapes,
garlic,
sweet
potato
leaves,
cactus
pears,
beetroot,
amaranth,
Picea
abies
bark
waste,
olive
black
plum
are
discussed
terms
benefits.
The
novel
emerging
technologies
detail,
comprehensive
comparison
with
conventional
methods
presented.
significant
associated
also
discussed.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(15), P. 5864 - 5864
Published: Aug. 3, 2023
In
vitro
and
in
vivo
studies
have
demonstrated
the
bioactivity
of
rutin,
a
dietary
flavonol
naturally
found
several
plant
species.
Despite
widespread
knowledge
its
numerous
health
benefits,
such
as
anti-inflammatory,
antidiabetic,
hepatoprotective
cardiovascular
effects,
industrial
use
rutin
is
still
limited
due
to
low
solubility
aqueous
media,
characteristic
bitter
astringent
taste
phenolic
compounds
susceptibility
degradation
during
processing.
To
expand
applications
preserve
biological
activity,
novel
encapsulation
systems
been
developed.
This
review
presents
updated
research
on
extraction
sources
methodologies
from
fruit
vegetable
products
commonly
regular
diet
grown
using
family
farming
approaches.
Additionally,
this
covers
quantitative
analysis
techniques,
methods
utilizing
nanoparticles,
colloidal
heterodisperse
systems,
well
rutin.
Foods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 691 - 691
Published: Feb. 24, 2024
Nitric
oxide
(NO)
is
an
inorganic
radical
produced
by
both
the
non-enzymatic
nitrate
(NO3−)—nitrite
(NO2−)—NO
pathway
and
enzymatic
reactions
catalyzed
nitric
synthase
(NOS).
Also,
as
nitrite
from
dietary
other
endogenous
sources
can
be
reduced
back
to
in
vivo,
NO
level
increased
through
consumption
of
nitrate–rich
vegetables.
Ingestion
NO3−
has
beneficial
effects
which
have
been
attributed
a
subsequent
increase
NO:
signaling
molecule
that
may
regulate
various
systems,
including
cardiovascular
system.
A
diet
rich
green
leafy
root
vegetables
cardioprotective
effects,
with
beetroot
products
being
particularly
good
NO3−.
For
example,
studies
demonstrated
significant
levels
(regarded
markers
NO)
plasma
after
intake
juice.
The
present
review
describes
current
literature
concerning
role
nitrate-rich
(especially
products)
prophylaxis
treatment
diseases
(CVDs).
This
based
on
identified
electronic
databases,
PubMed,
ScienceDirect,
Web
Knowledge,
Sci
Finder,
Science,
SCOPUS.
Revista Brasileira de Engenharia de Biossistemas,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Adequate
seedling
nutrition
is
essential
for
beet
production.
This
study
evaluated
the
effects
of
applying
boron,
molybdenum,
nitrogen
and
zinc
to
seedlings,
considering
agronomic
characteristics
productivity.
The
experiment
was
carried
out
at
São
Manuel
Experimental
Farm
Paulo
State
University,
with
a
randomized
block
design,
seven
treatments
(fertilizers)
five
replicates:
T1
-
control
(without
application),
T2
Raiz®
(4%
N,
5%
Mo),
T3
‘Raiz®+Zintrac®’,
T4
Biotrac®
(5.6%
2.3%
K2O,
1.1%
B,
1,1%
Zn),
T5
‘Biotrac®+Zintrac®’,
T6
Zintrac®
(1%
40%
Zn)
e
T7
‘Raiz®+Biotrac®’.
Doses
2.0
mL/L
0.5
were
used.
cultivar
used
Betana
from
Feltrin
Sementes®,
sown
in
200-cell
trays.
applications
took
place
8
days
after
emergence.
Evaluations
transplanting
end
cycle
included
length,
diameter,
number
leaves
fresh
dry
mass
seedlings
adult
plants.
Treatment
(Raiz®
+
Zintrac®)
showed
highest
root
(120
mg).
combination
increased
(3.6)
(20
mg)
compared
control.
application
alone
(T4)
resulted
yields
(6.25
5.50
t/ha),
largest
diameter
(19.68
cm)
leaf
(125
(T6)
treatment
higher
(112.8
than
However,
results
below
commercial
expectations.
