Constituents of the Bark of Aesculus turbinata Bl. (Hip pocastanaceae). II

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“…Fraxinus angustifolia barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [9] F. chinensis stem barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [17] F. hupehensis leaves and barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [18] F. japonica bark Fraxinus Oleaceae [19] F. floribunda barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [20] F. mandshurica barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [19] F. ornus barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [5][6][7] F. rhynchophylla barks and root barks Fraxinus Oleaceae [16,21,22] Ligustrum robustum leaves Ligustrum Oleaceae [23] Aesculus hippocastanum barks Aesculus Sapindaceae [24] A. turbinata barks Aesculus Sapindaceae [25] Xanthoceras sorbifolium seeds Xanthoceras Sapindaceae [10] Jatropha cilliata leaves Jatropha Euphorbiaceae [14] J. unicostata leaves Jatropha Euphorbiaceae (26] J. podagrica stem barks Jatropha Euphorbiaceae [27] Euphorbia soongarica roots Euphorbia Euphorbiaceae [8] Citrus grandis peels Citrus Rutaceae [28] Haplophyllum obtusifolium epigeal parts Haplophyllum Rutaceae [29] Angelica tenuissima roots Angelica Apiaceae [30] Heracleum persicum roots Heracleum Apiaceae [31] Pterocaulon angustifolium aerial parts Pterocaulon Asteraceae [32] Rantherium suaveolens aerial parts Rantherium Asteraceae [33] Embelica basaal roots Embelica Primulaceae [34] E. ribes stems Embelica Primulaceae [34] Lawsonia inermis whole plant Lawsonia Lythraceae [35,36] Rhododendron tomentosum a (Syn. Ledum palustre) Rhododendron Ericaceae [37] Sarcandra glabra roots Sarcandra Chloranthaceae [38] Actinidia chinensis a Actinidia Actinidiaceae [39] Bombax ceiba flower Bombax Bombacaceae [40] E. hirsuta whole plant Echites Apocynaceae ...…”