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

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MAZOOJI ALI; SALIMPOUR FAHMIEH; SHAFIEI DASTJERDI LEYLA

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Journal: JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Year:2017 | Volume:9 | Issue:2 Page(s): 89-96

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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

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MAZOOJI ALI | SALIMPOUR FAHMIEH | SHAFIEI DASTJERDI LEYLA | Issue Writer Certificate

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CENTELLA ASIATICAQ2

GILANQ1

PHYTOCHEMISTRYQ3

Abstract

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.

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MAZOOJI, ALI, SALIMPOUR, FAHMIEH, & SHAFIEI DASTJERDI, LEYLA. (2017). 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. JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, 9(2 ), 89-96. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/193143/en

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MAZOOJI ALI, SALIMPOUR FAHMIEH, SHAFIEI DASTJERDI LEYLA. 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. JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY[Internet]. 2017;9(2 ):89-96. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/193143/en

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ALI MAZOOJI, FAHMIEH SALIMPOUR, and LEYLA SHAFIEI DASTJERDI, “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,” JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, vol. 9, no. 2 , pp. 89–96, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/193143/en

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