Claim · model-written summary
New York aster herb accumulated almost three times more flavonoids than roots.
- Taxon
- New York aster
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Symphyotrichum novi-belgiie0 - Organ / stage
- rootse0
- Outcome
- flavonoidse0
- Direction
- Almost three times moree0
- Value
- 3,61±0,02% and 0,86±0,03%e0
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Verbatim
e0“Almost three times more flavonoids were accumulated in the New York aster than in the roots (3,61±0,02% and 0,86±0,03%, respectively).”
Title
Study of phenolic compounds of some members of the aster family (Asteraceae)
Tartynska, G. S.; Novosel, O. M.; Kyslychenko, V. S. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2023. doi:10.5281/zenodo.8046226
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- Observation Coltsfoot flavonoids showed a glycosidic nature.
- Observation Condensed tannins occurred in Coltsfoot leaves.
- Observation Coltsfoot flowers had the highest hydroxycinnamic acid content, 2,73±0,09%.
- Observation Coltsfoot flowers had the highest flavonoid content, 1,93±0,07%.
- Observation Coltsfoot leaves had 4,88±0,15% polyphenolic compounds.
- Observation Coltsfoot rhizomes had the lowest hydroxycinnamic acid content, 1,18±0,05%.
- Observation Coltsfoot rhizomes had the lowest flavonoid content, 1,07±0,05%.
- Observation Coltsfoot rhizomes had 4,36±0,15% total phenolic compounds.
- Observation New York aster roots contained 5,36±0,05% polyphenolic compounds.
- Observation New York aster roots contained 2,11±0,07% hydroxychoic acids.
- Observation New York aster herb contained 3,23±0 ,10% polyphenolics and 1,68±0,05% hydroxychoic acids.
- Observation Catechin predominated in Coltsfoot leaves at 949.17±18.98 μg/g.
- Observation Epicatechinalate predominated in New York aster herb at 575.32±11.51 μg/g.
- Observation Epicatechin gallate was lowest in Coltsfoot leaves at 251.71±5.03 μg/g.
- Observation Total catechins were slightly higher in Coltsfoot leaves than New York aster.