Claim · model-written summary
Orange peel waste extract contained ferulic, chrysin and sinapic as main detected phenolics.
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- ferulic, chrysin, sinapice0
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e0“The main detected phenolic compounds were ferulic, chrysin, sinapic, p-hydroxybenzoic, quercetin and rosmarinic in ORPW extract”
t0“in orange juice peel waste (ORPW)”
Title
Utilization of Phenolic Compounds Extracted from Agro-Industrial Wastes as Natural Herbicides
ibrahim elmetwally; Said Shehata; Karima Abdelgawad; et al. Egyptian Journal of Chemistry 2021. doi:10.21608/ejchem.2021.85380.4167
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- Observation Orange peel waste extract contained p-hydroxybenzoic, quercetin and rosmarinic as main phenolics.
- Observation Mango leaf waste extract contained vanillic, cateachin and rutin as main phenolics.
- Observation Mango leaf waste extract contained protocatechuic and gallic as main phenolics.
- Observation Olive mill waste extract contained gallic, p-coumaric and protocatechuic as main phenolics.
- Observation Olive mill waste extract contained p-hydroxybenzoic, vanillic and ferulic as main phenolics.
- Observation Orange peel waste extract had the highest phenolic concentration.
- Intervention effect Orange peel waste extract inhibited germination of Phalaris minor more than mango leaf and olive mill extracts.
- Intervention effect Orange peel waste extract inhibited growth of Phalaris minor more than mango leaf and olive mill extracts.
- Intervention effect Orange peel waste extract inhibited germination and growth of Malva parviflora more than mango leaf and olive mill extracts.
- Recommendation The authors propose orange peel and mango leaf waste extracts as natural weed herbicides.