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Phytotherapy Research, 1998
Vaccinium myrtillus L. is a well-known bilberry shrub belonging to the Ericaceae family. It has been reported to have multiple pharmacological activities from its anthocyanosidic fraction: ophthalmic, vasoprotective, antiinflammatory, wound-healing, antiulcer and antiatherosclerosis.
Sagrario Martin-Aragon, Juana Benedi
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Vaccinium myrtillus

2006
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Chemical Investigation of Vaccinium myrtillus L

Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1954
The huckleberry shrub has been subjected to chemical investigation, and several constituents were isolated among which oleanolic and ursolic acids, β-amyrin, myrtillol, and nonacosane were identified. Several fat acids, plant acids, tannins, and sugars were also identified. Hydroquinone, but not arbutin, could be detected.
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The Taxonomy of Vaccinium Section Myrtillus (Ericaceae)

Brittonia, 1999
Phenetic analyses of 218 OTUs belonging toVaccinium sectionMyrtillus and scored for 13 characters generated five robust clusters.Vaccinium parvifolium is the most distinct cluster, followed by the “myrtillus-scoparium” complex, thenV. membranaceum, V. caespitosum, and the “ovalifolium-deliciosum” complex.
S. P. Vander Kloet, T. A. Dickinson
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