The study of the volatile fractions composition from narrow-leaved catoptric (Typha Angustifolia L.) raw material
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Narrow-leaved catoptric, leaves, fruit, rhizomes with roots, volatile compounds, gas chromatographyAbstract
Narrow-leaved catoptric is wide spread in many countries, particularly, in Ukraine. The given herb is used for treatment of many diseases, e.g. cystitis, urethritis; it is also used as an antioxidant, anti-sclerotic and haemostatic agent. In Ukraine, Narrow-leaved catoptric is non-officinal herb; therefore, it needs complex pharmacognostical research.
The aim of our research was the study of the volatile fractions composition of Narrow-leaved catoptric leaves, fruit and rhizomes with roots.
Methods. Gas chromatography method was used for the analysis of the volatile fractions composition of leaves, fruit and rhizomes with roots of Narrow-leaved catoptric.
Results. In result of research, 20 components were determined in the volatile fraction composition of Narrow-leaved catoptric leaves, 26 – in Narrow-leaved catoptric fruit, and 14 – in Narrow-leaved catoptric rhizomes with roots. Composition of all research objects is mainly represented by paraffin hydrocarbons, aldehydes and fatty acids esters. In the volatile fraction of Narrow-leaved catoptric rhizomes with roots the presence of sulfur-containing compounds was determined.
Conclusion. Results of the experiment can be used for development and manufacturing of new phytotherapeutic remedies on the basis of Narrow-leaved catoptric raw materialReferences
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