Yaslıca beldesi ve Arıkök mahallesi (Şanlıurfa)’nin etnobotanik açıdan araştırılması

Aslan, Sultan; Akan, Haşan; Pekmez, Hatice

doi:10.46309/biodicon.2020.730293

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“…It was described to threat the wounds on hair. It is a well-known plant used for hair loss in traditional medicine worldwide [62,63] It is registered that it is used for hair loss in the Hatay region of Turkey [64] and similar to our records for itching on the scalp in the Şanlıurfa region [65]. In Iran it was evaluated and was shown to have activity against testosterone-induced alopecia [66].…”

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Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Nemrut Mountain, Adiyaman-Türkiye

BAYKAN,

OZTURK,

SAHIN

et al. 2023

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Mount Nemrut which was inscribed in world heritage list of UNESCO has been householder of different civilizations and cultures over centuries. It is in the South-East part of Turkey and also a part of Eastern Taurus Mountain range. The aim of this study is to document the uses of medicinal plants used in the villages around Nemrut mountain and provide a basic ethnopharmacological knowledge. A 2-year field study had been carried out in 18 villages (2012)(2013). Information was obtained from personal conversations and guided fieldtrips with 44 informants which are selected especially as old and traditional healers of villages. Also, Informant Consensus Factor (FIC) of ailments and the use values (UV) of plants were calculated. Data on medicinal uses of 82 taxa, belonging to 36 botanical families, were obtained and presented. According to the calculation mode on the basis of the use value Pistacia terebinthus L. (0.34), Mentha longifolia subsp. typhoides (Briq.) Harley (0.3) was reported to be the highest use value. Dermatological disorders (abscess, wound healing etc.) and diseases of musculoskeletal system and connective tissue (rheumatism, etc) scored the highest FIC values (0.5). Alcea apterocarpa, Brunnera orientalis, Pastinaca sativa subsp. urens and Pistacia terebinthus gall for wound healing, Quercus brantii gall for anti-inflammatory, Andrachne telephioides for antiviral, Tanacetum argenteum subsp. argenteum for CNC related activities are suggested as good candidates for further pharmacological researches.

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Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Nemrut Mountain, Adiyaman-Türkiye

BAYKAN,

OZTURK,

SAHIN

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“…The decoction of C. arvensis flowers was used by the Erzincan population (Turkey) as a germicidal, hepatoprotective, and fungal agent [ 34 ]. A recent ethnobotanical study conducted by Aslan et al [ 24 ] reported the use of C. arvensis flower decoction as an antifungal by the population of Yaslıca town and Arıkök neighborhood in the Bozova district of Şanlıurfa province (Turkey). In Syria's western region (Tartus and Latakia), the aerial part of C. arvensis was used to treat varicose veins, sore eyes, wounds, sprains, stings, bites, and skin problems [ 72 ].…”

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“…In traditional herbal medicine, C. arvensis was reported to treat many disorders depending on the part used. It can be used as a cataplasm [ 14 ] and antidiabetic drug [ 15 , 16 ], and also against neurological disorders, microbial affections, ENT (Ear, Nose, Throat) diseases, typhoid diseases [ 17 ], skin diseases [ 18 ], digestive disorders [ 19 ], high blood pressure [ 20 ], and rheumatic conditions [ 21 ], as well as an antispasmodic [ 22 ], antiemetic [ 23 ], antihelmintic, diaphoretic [ 18 ], and antifungal [ 24 ] agent.…”

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Traditional Uses, Bioactive Compounds, and Pharmacological Investigations of Calendula arvensis L.: A Comprehensive Review

Khouchlaa¹,

Baaboua

Moudden

et al. 2023

Advances in Pharmacological and Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Calendula arvensis L. (Asteraceae) is a famous ornamental and medicinal plant widely distributed in Mediterranean countries and the southern region of Europe. This reputed species is widely used in traditional medicine in the treatment of many disorders and has various bioactivities, especially anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antimutagenic, antimicrobial, insecticidal, antioxidant, and immunomodulatory activities. The present review was conducted to provide a critical review of the comprehensive and current knowledge regarding C. arvensis species, in particular, its taxonomy and geographical distribution, botanical description, medicinal uses, phytochemical compounds, pharmacological properties, and toxicity investigations. The data collected on C. arvensis were obtained using different scientific research databases such as PubMed, SciFinder, SpringerLink, Web of Science, Science Direct, Google Scholar, Wiley Online, and Scopus. Phytochemical screening of different C. arvensis extracts and essential oils showed their richness in bioactive compounds, particularly in fatty acids, sterols, phenolics, flavonoids, saponins, tannins, alkaloids, and terpenoid compounds. The findings of this review showed that the pharmacological activities of C. arvensis confirm its importance and diversity as a traditional remedy for many diseases. This plant presents a wide range of bioactivities, namely, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antitrypanosomial, antitumoral, antimutagenic, and immunomodulatory activities, as well as hemolytic properties and wound treatment. Nevertheless, pharmacokinetic validation and toxicological examinations are required to detect any possible toxicity for future clinical trials.

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“…Şanlıurfa'da bazı odunsu bitkilerin etnobotaniği üzerine bir araştırma [59], Şanlıurfa'da el yapımı müzik aletleri üzerine etnobotanik bir araştırma [60], Birecik (Şanlıurfa) yöresindeki bazı baklagil bitkilerin etnobotanik özellikleri [61], Şanlıurfa, Kalecik Dağı ve çevresinde etnobotanik bir araştırma [62], Şanlıurfa'da tıbbi amaçlı kullanılan bitkiler [63], Kâhta (Adıyaman) merkezi ve Narince Köyü'nün etnobotanik açıdan araştırılması [64], Mardin, Savur yöresinde folklorik tıpta kullanılan Asteraceae familyasına ait bazı önemli bitkiler ve uygulama alanları [65], Tunceli ili Pertek ilçesinin yabani yenilebilir bitkileri [66], Şanlıurfa, Gölpınar mesire yeri florası ve etrafındaki köylerin etnobotanik özellikleri [67], Mardin, Savur'da halk hekimliğinde kullanılan Lamiaceae familyasına ait önemli bazı bitkiler ve kullanım alanları [68], Kültürlerin buluştuğu ipek yolu üzerinde bir şehir olan Midyat'ta (Türkiye) etnobotanik bir çalışma [69], Şanlıurfa, Tek Tek Dağları Milli Parkı eteklerindeki bazı köylerde etnobotanik bir çalışma [70], Şanlıurfa merkez ilçesi ve köylerinde etnobotanik bir araştırma [71], Mardin, Artuklu'da şifalı bitkilerin geleneksel kullanım alanları [72],…”

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An ethnobotanical investigation on wild edible plants of Karaköprü (Şanlıurfa)

Akan

Balos

2023

International Journal of Life Sciences and Biotechnology

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Bu çalışmada, Şanlıurfa merkez ilçesi olan Karaköprü’de yaşayan yöre halkının, gıda olarak tükettiği yabani bitkiler belirlenmiş ve kullanım biçimleri tespit edilmiştir. Amacımız, halkın yabani bitkilerden yararlanma biçimlerini araştırmak ve ülkemiz etnobotaniğine katkı sağlamaktır. Bu bitkiler, özellikle ilkbahar aylarında kırsal kesimde yaşayan insanlar tarafından toplanarak semt pazarlarına getirilmektedir. Bu bitkilerin bir kısmı çiğ veya pişirilerek taze tüketildiği gibi, bir kısmı dondurularak, kurutularak, salamura edilerek veya konserveye işlenerek de tüketilebilmektedir. Bu çalışmada, 50 kaynak kişi ile birebir görüşmeler yapılmış, okullardaki öğrencilerden de destek alınmış ve Etnobotanik bilgi formları düzenlenmiştir. Toplamda 28 farklı familyaya ait 57 yabani bitkinin gıda amaçlı olarak kullanıldığı tespit edilmiştir.

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Yaslıca beldesi ve Arıkök mahallesi (Şanlıurfa)’nin etnobotanik açıdan araştırılması

Cited by 11 publications

References 3 publications

Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Nemrut Mountain, Adiyaman-Türkiye

Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Nemrut Mountain, Adiyaman-Türkiye

Traditional Uses, Bioactive Compounds, and Pharmacological Investigations of Calendula arvensis L.: A Comprehensive Review

An ethnobotanical investigation on wild edible plants of Karaköprü (Şanlıurfa)

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