Chemical Variation of Leaves and Pseudobulbs in Prosthechea karwinskii (Orchidaceae) in Oaxaca, Mexico
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 608 - 608
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Prosthechea
karwinskii
is
an
endemic
orchid
of
Mexico
with
significant
value
for
its
traditional
uses:
ornamental,
ceremonial,
and
medicinal.
The
pharmacological
activity
this
plant
has
been
studied
using
specimens
recovered
from
religious
use
during
Holy
Week
in
Oaxaca,
Mexico,
sourced
various
localities
within
state.
Geographical
variability
can
influence
the
chemical
composition
plants,
as
environmental
factors
affect
production
their
secondary
metabolites,
which
impact
biological
properties.
This
research
evaluated
leaves
pseudobulbs
P.
obtained
different
comprising
95-790
g
376-3900
fresh
material
pseudobulbs,
respectively,
per
locality.
Compounds
were
identified
UHPLC-ESI-qTOF-MS/MS
following
ultrasound-assisted
hydroethanolic
extraction.
Twenty-one
compounds
twenty
pseudobulb.
findings
revealed
differences
across
between
species.
Roaguia
locality
exhibited
highest
extraction
yield
potential
leaves.
For
Cieneguilla
showed
yield,
El
Lazo
had
lowest
but
potential.
study
represents
first
comprehensive
analysis
variation
a
native
Mexican
orchid.
In
all
localities,
contained
known
activity,
validating
species
medicine
highlighting
medical
applications.
Language: Английский
Variation in the Floral Morphology of Prosthechea karwinskii (Orchidaceae), a Mexican Endemic Orchid at Risk
Published: June 29, 2024
Prosthechea
karwinskii
is
an
orchid
endemic
to
Mexico,
threatened
by
the
destruction
of
its
habitat
and
extraction
specimens
meet
demand
for
ornamental
religious
use.
Most
populations,
most
locally
abundant
ones,
are
found
in
Oaxaca
state.
Variations
some
floral
traits
have
been
observed
these
populations.
We
implemented
a
morphometric
analysis
assess
their
variation
identify
significant
characters
morphological
patterns
this
orchid.
Floral
samples
were
collected
from
17
populations
P.
Oaxaca,
as
well
used
ornaments
during
Easter
Oaxacan
community
(Zaachila),
whose
origin
unknown.
Sampling
natural
covered
environmental,
geographic
species.
performed
variance
(ANOVA),
principal
component
(PCA),
canonical
variate
(CVA),
cluster
including
185
individuals
45
variables
(13
them
discarded
multivariate
analyzes
due
high
correlation).
Characters
column,
lateral
sepal,
labellum
informative
about
patterns.
Albarradas
showed
greatest
differentiation,
mainly
column.
In
general,
same
locality
tended
overlap
more,
especially
Jaltianguis
Yahuiche,
which
different
geographically
close
population
Etla.
Teposcolula
presented
highest
values
perianth
characters,
unlike
Sola_Rancho
Viejo.
The
recovered
morphologically
more
similar
those
Mixtec
region
surroundings
Our
work
encourages
working
on
collaborative
conservation
strategies
ensure
long-term
permanence
both
species
traditional
uses.
Language: Английский