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Computational identification of conserved micrornas and their putative targets in the Hypericum perforatum L. Flower transcriptome [PDF]
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Flavour and Fragrance Journal, 2006 The composition of the essential oils of the Hypericum perforatum L., Hypericum tetrapterum Fries and Hypericum olympicum L. is reported. GC-MS analyses showed α-pinene (21.0%) and 2-methyl-octane (12.6%) as the most abundant components of H. perforatum,
Pavlović, M. +3 more
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Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 2008
Abstract The geographical distribution and analysis of the essential oils of species from three sections of Hypericum L. (Guttiferae/Clusiaceae/Hypericaceae) from Portugal are presented. Hypericum perfoliatum (section Drosocarpium ) grows wild in the centre and south of Portugal; Hypericum humifusum and Hypericum linarifolium are both from ...
Teresa Nogueira +6 more
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Abstract The geographical distribution and analysis of the essential oils of species from three sections of Hypericum L. (Guttiferae/Clusiaceae/Hypericaceae) from Portugal are presented. Hypericum perfoliatum (section Drosocarpium ) grows wild in the centre and south of Portugal; Hypericum humifusum and Hypericum linarifolium are both from ...
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Progress in Nutrition, 2022
This study attempts to determine the oil compositions of H. venustum Fenzl, H. scabrum L., and endemic H. spectabile Jaub. & Spach species by extracting the essential oil from the samples taken during the flowering period, the essential oil and fixed oils from the fruits taken during the seed period.
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This study attempts to determine the oil compositions of H. venustum Fenzl, H. scabrum L., and endemic H. spectabile Jaub. & Spach species by extracting the essential oil from the samples taken during the flowering period, the essential oil and fixed oils from the fruits taken during the seed period.
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The Phytochemistry and Pharmacology of Hypericum
2020Hypericum L. is a genus of the family Hypericaceae within the dicotyledones. The constituents of Hypericum species are valued for their important biological properties. Their use is in the treatment of depression and as antibacterial agents has been well documented in the primary literature and in ethnobotanical reports.
Xiao, Chuan-Yun +2 more
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Fitoterapia, 2015
In the present work we carried out a phytochemical and biological investigation on three Hypericum species, i.e. Hypericum reflexum, Hypericum canariense and Hypericum grandifolium, from the Canary Islands where they are traditionally used as diuretic, wound healing, vermifuge, sedative and antidepressive agents. The polar extracts of the top flowering
Christian, Zorzetto +13 more
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In the present work we carried out a phytochemical and biological investigation on three Hypericum species, i.e. Hypericum reflexum, Hypericum canariense and Hypericum grandifolium, from the Canary Islands where they are traditionally used as diuretic, wound healing, vermifuge, sedative and antidepressive agents. The polar extracts of the top flowering
Christian, Zorzetto +13 more
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Hypericum for fatigue — a pilot study
Phytomedicine, 1998Fatigue is a common reason for consulting a doctor but there is no definitive treatment. Hypericum perforatum has been shown to reduce symptoms of fatigue in depressed patients. It therefore may have potential value as a remedy for fatigue of unexplained origin.
Stevinson, C., Dixon, M., Ernst, E.
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