Claim · model-written summary
Leaves and shoots of P. tricuspidata at Skvyra town had significantly higher content than P. quinquefolia.
- Taxon
- P. tricuspidata
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Parthenocissus tricuspidatae1 - Organ / stage
- leaves and shootse2
- Outcome
- contente2
- Direction
- significantly exceedede2
- Value
- 1650.78mg/100 ge1
- Qualifier
- 524.88 mg/100 ge2
- Comparator
- P. quinquefoliae2
- Setting
- Skvyra towne1
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
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Verbatim
e1“P. tricuspidata (1650.78mg/100 g) collected in Skvyra town”
e2“significantly exceeded the content in the leaves and shoots of P. quinquefolia (524.88 mg/100 g) collected in Skvyra town”
Title
Bohdana YASHCHUK; Olena KONOVALOVA; Iryna HURTOVENKO; et al. Fitoterapia 2025. doi:10.32782/2522-9680-2025-1-210
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Leaves and shoots of both Parthenocissus species accumulated a higher total mineral content than fruits.
- Observation Leaves and shoots of P. quinquefolia at Lisnyky village had slightly higher mineral content than P. tricuspidata.
- Observation Fruit total mineral content of P. quinquefolia and P. tricuspidata at Lisnyky village was almost identical.
- Observation Fruit total mineral content at Lisnyky village was somewhat lower than that of P. tricuspidata fruits from Skvyra town.
- Observation Fruit total mineral content at Lisnyky village was 2.2 times lower than that of P. quinquefolia fruits from Skvyra town.
- Observation P. tricuspidata had a higher sulfur content, particularly in leaves and shoots.
- Observation Sulfur, potassium and calcium prevailed in both Parthenocissus species regardless of growing conditions.
- Observation Both Parthenocissus species showed a similar elemental composition.
- Observation Neither Parthenocissus species accumulated titanium, cobalt or zirconium, even at significant soil concentrations.
- Recommendation The mineral composition results support further phytochemical and pharmacological studies of these raw materials as phytomedicines.