Magnetic Resonance Angiography of Aortic Diseases in Children

Madan, Shobhit; Mandal, Soma; Tadros, Sameh

doi:10.5772/29722

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“…Stevia rebaudiana is classified among the perennial herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family. It is a medicinal and nutritional plant that has gained particular nutrient and healthy importance in terms of nutrition and health for its leaves containing Steviol Glycosides that led to using the plant leaves as calorie-free food additives in Japan, Brazil and Europe 6,7 .Containing a group of flavonoid compounds essential for the human body as antioxidants that have a role in protecting against cancer, diabetes and diseases of cardiovascular and kidney, increased the importance of Stevia as a medicinal plant; furthermore, it is considered a fungal and bacterial antibiotic and it is used as a diuretic as well as it has many other benefits 8,9 . Creating biologically activated compounds in plants is affected by various environmental and agricultural factors, including fertilizers such as NPK 10 .…”

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Efficacy of Bio-fertilizer and Chemical Fertilization on Flavonoids Distribution in Different Plant Parts of Stevia rebaudiana (Bertoni.)

Abdul-Qader

Rabie

Husni

2022

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This study aims to investigate the effect of the biological and chemical fertilizers on the content of the flavonoid compounds distributed within the different plant parts (leaves, stems, branches, and roots) of Stevia rebaudiana (Bertoni.) grown in Iraq. The results showed that the treatments of the biological fertilizers, including Mycorrhiza (C2) achieved the highest content of the most flavonoids in different parts of the plant. The treatment C2 recorded a rise of the flavonoid compounds Naringin, Naringenin and Luteolin 7-glucose in the leaves, Naringin, Rutin, and Acacetin7-neorutinoside in the stems and branches, and Apiening6-rhamnose8- glucose, Apigenin7-o neohespiroside, Kampferol3-7dirmmoside, Quercetrin, Narengenin, Acacetin7-neorutinoside, Kampferol, and Luteolin 7-glucose in the roots. On the other hand, treatment C1 recorded the highest content of Quercetin in the leaves, Quercetrin3-O glucose in the stems and branches, and Quercetrin3-O glucose, Naringenin, and Acacetin7-neorutinoside in the leaves . Keywords. Flavonoid, Stevia, Mycorrhiza and chemical Fertilization

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