… activity against gram-positive bacteria. The results presented here complement our knowledge
on Achillea species … development of medicinal preparations of these species, eg, in the …

… gathers late phytochemical and pharmacological activities of A. millefolium, … , yarrow is a
fundamental energy vital for various organisms all through an assortment or biological activities. …

… pharmacological actions that have been mostly attributed to the presence of azulenogenous
sesquiterpene lactones in the essential oil of Achillea … Another component of yarrow species …

… Over 33% of the 125 records of traditional use of Achillea spp. (yarrow) In Britain and
Ireland, treatment of blood-related ailments, including nosebleeds, bleeding wounds, uterine …

… after flowering, all the 10 species of the genus Achillea were respectively grouped into three
… chemical composition of yarrow essential oils could be influenced by species under study, …

… species growing in Siberia and Kazakhstan. In addition, it is important to study the biological
activity of … The object of the study was methanol extracts of flowers from 5 species of yarrow (…

… of Achillea species, this review aims to provide a brief overview on botany, traditional
knowledge, phytochemistry, biological activity … Growth and physiology of yarrow species Achillea …

… yarrow species, but current research data shows that also other Achillea species possess
biological … Various biological effects of Achillea spp. may be explained by the presence of a …

… [31], with the most important components of yarrow essential … Such variation in the composition
of yarrow essential oils … group but also with different Achillea species. For example, the …

… and biological activities of four Achillea … on species, it will take between 60 and 31000 kg
of yarrow dry matter per hectare to control 90% of redroot pigweed. We believe that Achillea spp…