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Gamma-tocotrienol followed alpha-tocopherol in most Hypericum samples.
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e0“γ-T3 in most Hypericum samples”
Title
Tocochromanols in the Leaves of Plants in the Hypericum and Clusia Genera
Inga Mišina; Danija Lazdiņa; Paweł Górnaś Molecules 2025. doi:10.3390/molecules30030709
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Alpha-tocopherol was the dominant leaf tocochromanol.
- Observation Leaves had significant tocotrienol contents.
- Observation Delta-tocotrienol followed alpha-tocopherol in most Clusia samples.
- Observation Alpha-tocotrienol followed alpha-tocopherol in H. olympicum.
- Observation C. minor had the highest alpha-tocopherol content, 112.72 mg 100 g−1.
- Observation C. minor had the highest total tocochromanol content, 141.43 mg 100 g−1.
- Observation C. palmicida had 65.97 mg 100 g−1 alpha-tocopherol.
- Observation C. palmicida had 82.96 mg 100 g−1 total tocochromanols.
- Observation H. olympicum contained 32.08 mg 100 g−1 alpha-tocopherol.
- Observation H. olympicum contained 30.68 mg 100 g−1 alpha-tocotrienol.
- Observation H. olympicum contained 89.06 mg 100 g−1 total tocochromanols.
- Recommendation The authors identify Hypericum as a valuable potential tocotrienol source after purification.