Antioxidant Effects of Rhodoxanthin from Potamogeton crispus L. on H2O2‐Induced RAW264.7 Macrophages Cells

Cong, Fengyu; Dong, Hongchun; Wang, Xiaozhen; Wang, Huirui; Zheng, Yufeng; Ren, Dandan; He, Yunhai; Liu, Shu; Wang, Qiukuan

doi:10.1002/cbdv.202200393

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“…), proteins (rich in leucine, asparagine, and glutamine), lipids, and vitamins (Ben Bakrim et al, 2022). These compounds exhibit various pharmacological and biological activities, including neuropharmacological, anti‐inflammatory, hepatoprotective, antitumor, antioxidant, and antimicrobial activities, as well as larvicidal, allelopathic, and insecticidal effects (Ben Bakrim et al, 2022; Bhuvaneswari et al, 2022; Fu et al, 2023; Nazlić et al, 2022). Therefore, macrophytes offer numerous socio‐economic opportunities.…”

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Delving into the determinants of plant community patterns in Rivers — A case study of Hydrological Basin of Sebou (HBS)

Maissour,

Benamar

2024

Ecohydrology

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The critical role of macrophytes in aquatic environments cannot be overstated, but little attention has been paid to macrophytes in Moroccan rivers. This study aims to investigate the environmental factors that affect the presence and distribution of macrophytes in the Hydrological Basin of Sebou (HBS) in Morocco. The study focused on 39 hydrological stations, distributed across the five hydro‐ecoregions of the basin. The results show that the number of aquatic species is limited and significantly lower than that of riparian species, which are more diverse. Analysis of similarity (ANOSIM) revealed that there is a significant difference in the riparian species communities between the various hydro‐ecoregions (R = 0.1853, Bonferroni corrected α = 0.0022). However, when only aquatic species were considered, ANOSIM showed no significant difference (R = 0.05524, Bonferroni corrected α = 0.1453), and the results were confirmed by the PERMANOVA test. Furthermore, ANOSIM did not reveal a clear difference in the composition of aquatic species between stations with low and high nutrients (R = 0.01348, p = 0.4245). The Student's t‐test also showed no significant difference in the variation of riparian and aquatic species numbers between the two groups (all species combined: t = 0.1639, p = 0.8723; riparian species: t = 0.4740, p = 0.6434; aquatic species: t = 0.9869, p = 0.3417).These findings highlight the need for further research into environmental factors limiting aquatic species diversity and nutrient thresholds affecting macrophyte abundance. Understanding these elements is crucial for addressing species distribution constraints and elucidating nutrient dynamics that influence macrophyte populations, enriching ecosystem management and conservation strategies.

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Delving into the determinants of plant community patterns in Rivers — A case study of Hydrological Basin of Sebou (HBS)

Maissour,

Benamar

2024

Ecohydrology

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Rhodoxanthin: The new hit of the natural carotenoids market?

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Meléndez-Martínez

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Common macrophytes with potential for ethnobotany and medicinal in the Terme wetlands of the Yeşilırmak Delta

Topaldemir,

Taş

2024

Aquat Res

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The current research aimed to document the ethnobotany and medical important aquatic/semi-aquatic macrophytes common in the Terme wetlands in the Yeşilırmak Delta in northern Türkiye. To determine the ethno-medical potential of aquatic plants, the ethnobotanical knowledge of the local people was not used, and scientific studies on the subject were evaluated. There are rich lentic and lotic systems with different features, depths and sizes in the Yeşilırmak Delta. Macrophytes, used in the treatment of various ailments and whose bioactive properties are mentioned in the literature, were collected and identified through field research lasting five years (2017-2022). In the examinations, it was determined that Terme wetlands are very rich in terms of macrophyte diversity. A total of 22 water plant species with ethno-medicinal characteristics, belonging to 18 genera and 14 families, were documented from Terme wetlands. Plants consist of emerged, submersed, floating, and free-floating leaf species in aquatic/semi-aquatic habitats. It has been determined that some macrophytes (Azolla filiculoides Lam., Wolffia arrhiza (L.) Horkel ex Wimm., Salvinia natans (L.) All., Ceratophyllum demersum L., Ranunculus sphaerospermus Boiss & Blanche, R. trichophyllus Chaix ex Vill.) overgrow in different seasons. Literature research shows that existing aquatic plants are rich in bioactive compounds, antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, etc. In addition to its effects, it has also been shown that it has the potential to be used in different areas of industry. Study findings show that Yeşilırmak Delta has significant potential in ethnobotanical aquatic plant richness. Aquatic plants have been ignored as medicinal plants in Türkiye. However, research shows that these plants, common in wetlands, have high potential for natural, commercial and pharmacological use. Determining the aquatic plant diversity and potential of wetlands can support ethnobotanical research. Macrophytes rich in edible and bioactive components can contribute to the region's economic, ecological and sociocultural activities. It can also ensure the protection of wetlands, which have been under increasing pressure from anthropogenic activities in recent years. Preserving wetlands, which have many functional features, is very important in terms of being least affected by global climate change, which is expected to increase its impact in the future and ensure the sustainability of natural balance and biodiversity.

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Antioxidant Effects of Rhodoxanthin from Potamogeton crispus L. on H₂O₂‐Induced RAW264.7 Macrophages Cells

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Delving into the determinants of plant community patterns in Rivers — A case study of Hydrological Basin of Sebou (HBS)

Delving into the determinants of plant community patterns in Rivers — A case study of Hydrological Basin of Sebou (HBS)

Rhodoxanthin: The new hit of the natural carotenoids market?

Common macrophytes with potential for ethnobotany and medicinal in the Terme wetlands of the Yeşilırmak Delta

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