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The data on the phytochemical composition and biological activity for flowering plant extracts of the genus Centaurea (Knapweed)—cornflower (Centaurea cyanus L.), brown knapweed (Centaurea jacea L.), and greater knapweed (Centaurea scabiosa L.), which ...
Natalia Sharonova +8 more
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The Centaurea L. (Asteraceae) genus includes many plant species with therapeutic properties. Centaurea castriferrei Borbás & Waisb is one of the least known and least described plants of this genus.
Joanna Kubik +8 more
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The essential oils from the Centaurea genus are well known for their pharmacological properties. The most abundant and dominant chemical components in Centaurea essential oils are ß-caryophyllene, hexadecanoic acid, spathulenol, pentacosane ...
Ivana Carev +6 more
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Centaurea is a value-ultimate genus of medicinal plants showing high diversification levels, especially within the Mediterranean basin, and is still traditionally recognized as a complicated taxon.
Mohamed Atia Mohamed Atia +9 more
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'Centaurea akcadaghensis' and 'C. ermenekensis' (Asteracaeae), two new species from Turkey
Two new species of Centaurea subg. Cyanus (Asteraceae) from Anatolia are described and illustrated. Centaurea akcadaghensis Uysal & Şirin occurs on open Quercus forest of Levent Canyon (Akçadağ-Malatya) and differs from C. matthiolifolia Boiss.
Emrah Şirin +3 more
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Plants of the genus Centaurea have been widely used as natural therapeutics in different countries. This study investigated the antioxidant–structure activity relationship of eight flavonoids isolated from Centaurea scoparia using DFT studies and in ...
Emadeldin M. Kamel +8 more
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Centaurea sehat-niakii, A New Name for C. deflexa Wagenitz (Asteraceae, Cardueae) [PDF]
The genus Centaurea is considered as the fourth largest genus belonging to the Asteraceae family that includes ca. 600 species in the world. Due to taxonomic confusions, this genus has recently been divided into four genera: Centaurea s.
Kazem Negaresh
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Centaurea lycaonica is a local endemic species from the Centaurea L. genus. The Centaurea species has a wide range of usage in treating diseases in folk medicine. There are limited biological activity studies on this species in the literature. This study
Hanifa Fatullayev +4 more
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Evaluation Cytotoxicity Effects of Centaurea Cineraria Extracts Against some of Cancer Cell Lines
This research included the detection and determination of flavonoids from Centaurea Cineraria extract collected from public gardens using high-performance liquid chromatography technique.
S. Hashim +3 more
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Assessment of the genetic diversity of a critically endangered species Centaurea amaena (Asteraceae) [PDF]
Centaurea amaena is an endemic and endangered species listed as CR (critically endangered) in Turkey. ISSR markers were used to detect the level of genetic diversity in two natural populations of C. amaena.
Atasagun Bayram
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