Flavonoids in the Grass of Tribulus Terrestris L.

Худенко, П. Е.; Морохина, С. Л.; Попов, Д. М.; Терешина, Н. С.

doi:10.19163/2307-9266-2015-3-2(9)-18-23

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“…Tribulus terrestris contains steroidal glycosides (A -trillin, B -ruskogenin monoside, C -dioscin, Ddioscinin, and longipetalosides A-C) [15][16][17], furastanol saponins (chloromaloside, terrestoneiside, trillin, dioscine, protodioscin, terfyranosides, and others) [13,[18][19][20][21][22][23] flavonoids (rutin, kaempferol-3-rutinoside, rhamnetin-3-rutinoside, isorhamnetin-3-rutinoside, tamaraxetin-3-rutinoside, azaleatin-3-rutinoside) [24,25], alkaloids, vitamin C, resinous substances, fatty oil, coumarins, and dyes [26]. Therefore, Tribulus terrestris contains various classes of compounds.…”

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Optimal Conditions for Cleaning and Drying Furostanol Saponins From Tribulus Terrestris

Hajibaev,

Ibragimov,

Khalilov

2023

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Furostanol saponins from Tribulus terrestris may be separated from ballast substances by liquid-liquid extraction with changing polarity of the extractant, depending on the dynamics of the process. Treatment with chloroform removed the maximum number of lipid-like compounds and showed minimal losses of furostanol saponins, and subsequent treatment with ethyl acetate retrieved low-polarity substances. Fourfold extraction with butanol was used to extract furostanol saponins from an aqueous solution. Optimal conditions were developed for spray drying of furostanol saponins. The greatest yield of “Dry extract Tribulus” was obtained with a solution feed rate of 80 l/h, a spray head rotation speed of 8000 rpm, and a heat carrier velocity of 2000 kg/h. Technology was developed for obtaining “Dry extract Tribulus” from Tribulus terrestris that contained at least 45% furostanol saponins. The reproducibility of the developed technology was shown with the obtaining of 5 series of substances that meet the requirements of regulatory and technical documentation on the lines of the Scientific and Technological Center for GMP Requirements the Institute of Chemistry of Plant Substances.

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Optimal Conditions for Cleaning and Drying Furostanol Saponins From Tribulus Terrestris

Hajibaev,

Ibragimov,

Khalilov

2023

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“…Consequently, many works have been devoted to the study of this species in nature [ 14 , 15 ]. It has been shown that this plant species accumulates flavonoids, which provides biological activity [ 16 ].…”

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Major and Trace Element Content of Tribulus terrestris L. Wildlife Plants

Tkachenko¹,

Frontasyeva

Vasilev

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The genus Tribulus L. (Zygophyllaceae) includes 12 species, the most important of which is Tribulus terrestris L. This annual herb grows in temperate and tropical climates, and has a rich chemical composition of biologically active substances and chemical elements. Medicinal plants, and the phytopreparations obtained from them, are becoming more and more popular in world practice as they are used to successfully treat human diseases. Their therapeutic effect is due to the presence in them, of a variety of natural compounds and biologically important trace elements, especially in higher concentrations present in higher doses. T. terrestris is becoming more and more popular for the treatment of diseases of the human genital area and sexual dysfunctions. The elemental content in the tissues of leaf, flower, and fruit of T. terrestris was determined by using multi-element instrumental epithermal neutron activation analysis. For the first time, 26 essential and trace elements were observed in the plant species collected in Russia (from cultivated) and China (wild growing). It was confirmed that the elemental composition of T. terrestris grass varies depending on the habitat (geographic zones). The place of growth affects the accumulation of elements by the plant.

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Medicinal plants of the Tomsk region and possibilities of their application

Nekratova

Zinner

2023

ADV TRADIT MED (ADTM)

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Flavonoids in the Grass of Tribulus Terrestris L.

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Optimal Conditions for Cleaning and Drying Furostanol Saponins From Tribulus Terrestris

Optimal Conditions for Cleaning and Drying Furostanol Saponins From Tribulus Terrestris

Major and Trace Element Content of Tribulus terrestris L. Wildlife Plants

Medicinal plants of the Tomsk region and possibilities of their application

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