Chemical Composition Of Fruits Of Lycium L. Series Species
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Lycium L., medicinal, flavonoids, amino acid composition, fruits, L. barbarum L., L. ruthenicum MurrAbstract
Lycium L. belongs to the family Solanaceae and is a shrub. L. depressum Stocks., L. ruthenicum Murr., L. dasystemum Pojark. species of the genus occur naturally in Uzbekistan. L.barbarum L. is one of the most promising medicinal plants introduced in our country. Representatives of the category include ascorbic acid, betaine, vitamin A, vitamins B1, B2, nicotinic acid. Also contains zeaxanthin, physalein, steroids: solasodine, β -sitosterol, polysaccharides, p-coumarinic acid, amino acids and proteins. It is widely used in medicine in the prevention and treatment of many diseases. Therefore, the study of the chemical composition of these species is of great practical importance.
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