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  1 - Triterpenic and acyl glycosides from the leaves of Centella asiatica (L.) Urban
  Iram Rais Mohammad Ali
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  2 - ‘Thankuni’ [Centella asiatica (L.) Urban]: When food is medicine
  Lutfun Nahar Satyajit D. Sarker
  10.30495/tpr.2021.685072
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  3 - Developmental study of chemical composition of Centella asiatica (L) Urban as a medicinal plant
  علی مازوجی فهیمه سلیم پور لیلا شفیعی دستجردی
  Centella asiatica from Apiaceae family has 40 species in all over the world. It has Creeping herb, rooting at the nodes. Stems shallowly grooved, sometimes purplish. Leaves solitary or in groups of 2-5, kidney-shaped to almost circular, distinctly and broadly cordate at More

  Centella asiatica from Apiaceae family has 40 species in all over the world. It has Creeping herb, rooting at the nodes. Stems shallowly grooved, sometimes purplish. Leaves solitary or in groups of 2-5, kidney-shaped to almost circular, distinctly and broadly cordate at the base, up to 7 cm wide, hairless or with hairs on the petiole; margin crenate. Flowers in 2-8-flowered umbels, greenish-white to dark crimson. Fruit c. 3.5 × 3 mm, laterally flattened, round or ellipsoid, ribbed, brown when ripe.This species has medicinal properties for example, wound healing, Antioxidant, memory enhancement, Anti diabetic and so on. C. asiatica is distributed in Guilan province and plant materials are collected from three different stages of growth and development including beginning of growth, flowering and fruiting phase, and end of growth phase. The results are shown that essential oil yield was 0/16% (V/M) and 54 volatile compounds comprising 92.78% of total oil constituents were identified from C. asiatica. Sesquiterpenoids were the major class of volatile chemical (45/33%), with Germaerene-D as the predominant compound. (45.43%). Manuscript profile
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  4 - Study the chemical composition of water extract of (Centella asiatica L.) Urban in different growth phases collected from the area Abkenar Bandar Anzali and aqueous extracts and ethanol collected in the flowering phase of the shaft and compare both habitat Chomacha
  Ali Mazooji Fahimeh Salimpour Leyla Shafiei Dastjerdi
  Centella asiatica is belong to Apiaceae family, it has stolons and cor date leaves, minute flowers in umbel inflarescense, This Species, has very medicinal properties as wound healing, memory and learning en hance ment, Immune system regulation, reduce of blood presure, More

  Centella asiatica is belong to Apiaceae family, it has stolons and cor date leaves, minute flowers in umbel inflarescense, This Species, has very medicinal properties as wound healing, memory and learning en hance ment, Immune system regulation, reduce of blood presure, antioxidant and anticancer, plant material for phytochemical studies obtained from Abkenar village in Anzali: to Three developmental phases, and Chamecha village in Shaft ia flowering phase, Our Result's Show That aquatic extracts have much more effective products than to hydroalcholic extracts. also post flowering phase in Abkenar papulation have maximum madecassoside and asiaticoside and pre flowering phase has maximum madeccasic asid, also comparison two habitats show that all of four effective products are increased in chamacha than Abkenar. Manuscript profile