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Rosmarinus officinalisas an Antioxidant
Journal of Herbs, Spices & Medicinal Plants, 2005Rosemary, Rosmarinus officinalis L., has become one of the natural antioxidants used to replace synthetic antioxidants or allow the use of synthetics in lesser quantities to preserve food and cosmetic products. This literature review summarizes the many antioxidant trials in which rosemary and rosemary extracts have been tested for antioxidant activity
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Male Sterility in Flowers of Rosmarinus officinalis
1988Rosmarinus officinalis L. is a shrub native to the Mediterranean area, but occurring mainly in southern Europe. In Israel it is widespread as a cultivated ornamental. Plants examined from Tel Aviv and Jerusalem were found to bear sexually polymorphic flowers, the polymorphism expressed in morphological traits and pollen stainabi1ity.
L. Roiz, R. Dulberger
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