Connection of the publication with planned research works.The study is a fragment of the research project "Experimental and morphological study of the effect of dipherelin, ethanol and 1% methacrylic acid, cryopreserved placental transplants on the morphological and functional state of a number of internal organs", state registration number 0119U102925.Introduction.In 1976, Stanlid reported that some phenolic compounds, including quercetin-3-O-rhamnoside (Q3R, also known as quercetin) and dihydroquercetin, may be involved in polar auxin transport in plants. Quercetin is thought to act as a natural phytotrophin involved in the transport of polar auxin, according to Bruun et al. (1992). On the other hand, wounding during rupture can trigger the production of quercetin-3-D-galactoside (known as hyperoside, Q3DG), which indirectly induces a rooting response (Osterc et al., 2007a). Zohra et al. (2011), [1]. working with grape cuttings, observed that quercetin synthesis coincided with rhizogenesis and suggested a direct role of this compound in grapes. Quercetin (rutin aglycone) and rutin are two flavonols that have been extensively studied in several models of intestinal inflammation. There are a large number of clinical trials evaluating the effects of quercetin on diseases, mainly as a product to reduce uric acid levels, improve neuromuscular function and neuroprotection, reduce the effects of inflammatory factors in myocardial infarction, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and Covid-19. On the other hand, quercetin has several effects in experimental models of intestinal inflammation and in vitro studies. Quercetin acts as an important antioxidant compound that reduces MPO activity, reduces colonic oxidative stress in acetic acid, trinitrobenzene sulfonic acid models, and counteracts inflammationinduced glutathione depletion. In addition, quercetin acted by modulating the intestinal microbiota, restoring the integrity of the colon epithelium and creating other protective effects [2]. Similar effects have also been observed with rutin in several preclinical studies.