American Journal of Climate Change,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(03), P. 321 - 334
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Ladakh’s
cropped
and
non-cropped
areas
suffer
greatly
from
weedy
invasion
under
subsistence
agricultural
system
where
weeding
is
not
a
priority
but
total
crop
+
weed
biomass
together
contribute
to
livestock
feeding
significantly.
As
agriculture
along
with
rearing
major
activity
of
livelihood
options,
thereby
contributing
significantly
Ladakh
economy
income
generation
for
supporting
resource
poor
farmers.
Amongst
various
invasive
species,
the
common
reed
(Phragmites
australis)
has
become
serious
ecological
threat
agri-silvi-pastoral
biodiversity
accelerated
its
expansion
in
lands
including
many
wetland
salt-affected
habitats
cold
arid
region
due
intermediate
plant
growth
habit
C3
-
C4
photosynthetic
ecotypes.
This
character
makes
Phragmites
climate-resilient
which
challenge
changing
climatic
patterns.
Simultaneously,
it
one
best
fodder
substitute
available
harsh
climate.
paper
deals
unique
characters
potential
threats
agrobiodiversity
Ladakh.
International Journal of Food Properties,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
26(1), P. 414 - 427
Published: Jan. 20, 2023
Herbal
medication
developed
from
natural
products
has
antibacterial,
antioxidant,
and
antidiabetic
effects
on
human
health.
This
research
aimed
at
the
investigation
of
biological
activities,
estimation
total
phenolic
flavonoid
content,
Gas
Chromatography
Mass
Spectrometry
(GC-MS)
profiling
chemical
compounds
in
Artemisia
vulgaris
root
leaf
grown
three
different
altitudes
Nepal.
The
radical
scavenging
property
extracts
was
studied
by
1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl
(DPPH)
assay,
activity
performed
α-amylase
inhibition
activity,
content
estimated
Folin–Ciocalteu
phenol
reagent
aluminium
chloride
colorimetric
methods.
IC50
against
DPPH
shown
extract
A.
Kathmandu
evaluated
to
be
67.31
±
2.80
µg/mL,
whereas
lowest
Chitwan
149.62
2.40
µg/mL.
enzyme
Gorkha
found
39.43%
as
compared
8.69%.
maximum
96.30
0.52
mg.GAE/g,
least
26.04
1.66
mg.GAE/g.
71.15
2.07
mg.QE/g,
31.54
0.70
mg.QE/g.
essential
oils
extracted
growing
(862
m
altitude)
showed
effective
antibacterial
Klebsiella
pneumonia
Acinetobacter
baumannii
with
zone
(ZOI)
12
15
mm,
respectively.
Similarly,
(208
ZOI
11
mm
baumannii,
positive
control
used
ampicillin
polymyxin
22
mm.
However,
plants
all
these
are
inactive
organisms.
From
results
this
study,
it
can
concluded
that
activities
increased
an
increase
altitudes,
high
rich
sources
secondary
metabolites
play
a
significant
role
infectious
diseases
diabetes
beings.
Current Topics in Medicinal Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(4), P. 301 - 342
Published: Sept. 15, 2023
Abstract:
Biologically
active
secondary
metabolites,
essential
oils,
and
volatile
compounds
derived
from
medicinal
aromatic
plants
play
a
crucial
role
in
promoting
human
health.
Within
the
large
family
Asteraceae,
genus
Artemisia
consists
of
approximately
500
species.
species
have
rich
history
traditional
medicine
worldwide,
offering
remedies
for
wide
range
ailments,
such
as
malaria,
jaundice,
toothache,
gastrointestinal
problems,
wounds,
inflammatory
diseases,
diarrhoea,
menstrual
pains,
skin
disorders,
headache,
intestinal
parasites.
The
therapeutic
potential
is
multitude
phytoconstituents,
including
terpenoids,
phenols,
flavonoids,
coumarins,
sesquiterpene
lactones,
lignans,
alkaloids
that
serve
pharmaceutical
ingredients
(API).
remarkable
antimalarial,
antimicrobial,
anthelmintic,
antidiabetic,
anti-inflammatory,
anticancer,
antispasmodic,
antioxidative
insecticidal
properties
possessed
by
are
attributed
to
these
APIs.
Interestingly,
several
commercially
utilized
drugs,
arglabin,
artemisinin,
artemether,
artesunate,
santonin,
tarralin
also
been
different
However,
despite
vast
potential,
only
limited
number
exploited
commercially.
Further,
available
literature
on
pharmacological
uses
lacks
comprehensive
reviews.
Therefore,
there
an
urgent
need
bridge
existing
knowledge
gaps
provide
scientific
foundation
future
research
endeavours.
It
this
context,
present
review
aims
account
uses,
phytochemistry,
documented
biological
toxicity
all
offers
useful
insights
practitioners
researchers
into
underutilized
their
applications.
This
stimulate
further
exploration,
experimentation
collaboration
fully
realize
augmenting
health
well-being.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 746 - 746
Published: Feb. 7, 2023
The
traditional
widely
used
raw
material
of
Achillea
millefolium
is
currently
mainly
derived
from
wild
populations,
leading
to
diversification
and
uncertainty
in
its
quality.
aim
the
study
was
determine
accumulation
differences
phenolic
compounds
between
geographically
distant
populations
northern
southern
gradients.
Plant
collected
Gaziantep
Nevşehir
provinces
Turkey
Lithuania.
A
complex
nine
hydroxycinnamic
acids
eleven
flavonoids
identified
quantified
methanolic
extracts
inflorescences,
leaves,
stems
using
HPLC-PDA
method.
Caffeoylquinic
predominated
while
inflorescences
tended
prevail
flavonoids.
PCA
score
plot
model
represented
quantitative
distribution
pattern
along
a
geographical
gradient
populations.
content
plant
materials
latitudes
more
than
twice
that
plants
latitudes.
significant
correlation
individual
with
latitude/longitude
corresponded
their
two
countries.
Differences
caffeoylquinic
revealed
several
intraspecific
groups
within
A.
millefolium.
Our
findings
suggest
spatial
data
on
could
be
as
tool
find
potential
collection
sites
for
high-quality
materials.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(21), P. 2874 - 2874
Published: Oct. 27, 2022
The
Artemisia
L.
genus
includes
over
five
hundred
species
with
great
economic
and
medicinal
properties.
Our
study
aimed
to
provide
a
comprehensive
metabolite
bioactivity
profile
of
campestris
subsp.
lednicensis
(Spreng.)
Greuter
&
Raab-Straube
collected
from
north-eastern
Romania.
Liquid
chromatography
tandem
high-resolution
mass
spectrometry
(LC-HRMS/MS)
analysis
different
polarity
extracts
obtained
the
aerial
parts
led
identification
twelve
flavonoids,
three
phenolic
acids,
two
sesquiterpene
lactones,
fatty
one
coumarin,
lignan.
antioxidant
enzyme
inhibitory
properties
were
shown
in
DPPH
(0.71−213.68
mg
TE/g)
ABTS
(20.57−356.35
radical
scavenging,
CUPRAC
(38.56−311.21
TE/g),
FRAP
(121.68−202.34
chelating
(12.88−22.25
EDTAE/g),
phosphomolybdenum
(0.92−2.11
mmol
anti-acetylcholinesterase
(0.15−3.64
GALAE/g),
anti-butyrylcholinesterase
(0−3.18
anti-amylase
(0.05−0.38
ACAE/g),
anti-glucosidase
(0.43−2.21
anti-tyrosinase
(18.62−48.60
KAE/g)
assays.
At
100
μg/mL,
downregulated
secretion
tumor
necrosis
factor
(TNF)-α
lipopolysaccharide
(LPS)-stimulated
human
neutrophil
model
(29.05−53.08%
LPS+
control).
Finally,
samples
showed
moderate
weak
activity
(minimum
concentration
(MIC)
>
625
mg/L)
against
seventeen
tested
microbial
strains
(bacteria,
yeasts,
dermatophytes).
Overall,
our
shows
that
A.
is
promising
source
bioactives
putative
use
as
food,
pharmaceutical
cosmetic
ingredients.