Hptlc fingerprint profile, isolation and validation of marker compound lupeol in derris heyneana (wight and arn) benth

From morphology to molecules: A comprehensive study of a novel Derris species (Fabaceae) with a rare flowering habit and reddish leaflet midribs, discovered in Peninsular Thailand

“…Results showed peaks of unique chemical markers that can be used for the rapid identification of Derris rubricosta and D. pubipetala . Intra-specific variation of chemical constituents was noted among populations, a phenomenon commonly found in other plant studies ( Chen et al 2015 ; Saraf and Shinede 2016 , 2018 ). Production and accumulation of phytochemicals are not only dependent on plant species, but also on environmental factors ( Qaderi et al 2023 ).…”

Morphological, anatomical, phytochemical, and phylogenetic evidences reveal into a new Derris species (Fabaceae) with rare flowers and reddish midribs, from Peninsular Thailand

“…The results showed peaks of unique chemical markers with reasonable heights and acceptable resolution, that can be used for the rapid identification of the unknown Derris species and D. pubipetala. Intra-specific variation of chemical constituents could be found among populations, but it was a common phenomenon found generally in other researches ( Chen et al 2015;Saraf and Shinede 2016;Saraf and Shinede 2018) . Production and accumulation of phytochemicals are not only dependent on the plant species but also the environmental factors (Qaderi et al 2023), which were concerned in this study.…”

“…Phytochemical investigations of Derris from a variety of geographic regions of southern Thailand in our study are the first report on the HPLC fingerprint profile of the unknown Derris species and D. pubipetala. Previously, some articles mentioned the uses of HPLC fingerprint in legumes for Pharmaceutical (drug quality control) or chemotaxonomic purposes (Xie et al 2014;Yang et al 2014;da Costa et al 2016;Orak et al 2016;Stefanucci et al 2022), also in the genus Derris (Vittaya et al 2014;Chen et al 2015;Zabairi et al 2015;Saraf and Shinede 2016;Saraf and Shinede 2018). The results showed peaks of unique chemical markers with reasonable heights and acceptable resolution, that can be used for the rapid identification of the unknown Derris species and D. pubipetala.…”

Phytochemical Analysis of Two Cytotypes (2x and 4x) of Physalis angulata an Important Medicinal Plant, Collected from Rajasthan

“…The amount of lupeol was found to be more in the tetraploid cytotype as compared to the diploid cytotype, significant at P˂0.001 (Table 1). Lupeol has been investigated using HPTLC in many medicinal plants like Strobilanthus callosus [11,12], Acacia leucophloea [13], Abutilon indicum [14], Hygrphila auriculta [14], Acanthus ilicifolius [15], Neoalsomitra clavigera and in Derris heyneana [16].…”