Invasive Plants as a Source of Polyphenols with High Radical Scavenging Activity
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 467 - 467
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
The
wide
occurrence
and
expansive
nature
of
invasive
plant
species
are
worldwide
problems
because
these
plants
by
their
competitive
character
can
lead
to
the
loss
biodiversity.
As
a
result,
they
significantly
disrupt
ecosystems,
create
economic
damage
threats
human
health,
diminish
quality
recreational
resources.
Therefore,
sustainable,
bio-based
solutions
needed
for
control,
focusing
on
utilization
biomass
after
eradication.
To
better
understand
potential
application
possibilities
role
in
bioeconomy,
such
as
Lupinus
polyphyllus—Lindl.,
Impatiens
glandulifera
Royle,
Heracleum
sosnowskyi
Manden,
Solidago
canadensis
L.,
Echinocystis
lobata
(Michx.),
Elodea
Michx.
were
studied.
These
not
only
widely
spread
but
also
form
dense
mono-stands
produce
substantial
amounts
biomass,
which
provides
more
options
harvesting.
In
particular,
composition
was
analysed
assess
feasibility
use
bioactive
compound
extraction.
amount
total
polyphenols
flavonoids
determined
various
parts
studied
plants,
corresponding
radical
scavenging
activities
using
DPPH,
ABTS,
FRAP
CUPRAC.
rich
sources
polyphenols,
highest
concentrations
found
leaves,
reaching
concentration
7.78–11.75
g
GAE/100
DW,
polyphyllus,
identified
extracts
flowers
(12.77
DW)
leaves
(11.88
plant.
Among
studied,
consistently
showed
flavonoids,
well
greatest
antioxidant
activities.
findings
underscore
source
valuable
substances,
particularly
eradication
species.
Language: Английский
Using quantitative evaluation model to assess the environmental benefits of metabolites in flax retting wastewater aerobic compost: The trade-offs of core species build the profiles of beneficial and harmful metabolites converted from lignocellulose
Chemical Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 162571 - 162571
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский