… , commonly called buckthorns, belongs to the family Rhamnaceae. It is … cathartica leaves,
fruit, roots, bark, and leaf litter have … A test for antimicrobial activity was conducted on the R. …

… tall and belong to the family Rosaceae. Its origin is thought to be … extract of the leaves of the
Prunus domestica L. were evaluated … and biological activities of the oil components of Prunus …

… Prunus eburnea and P. haussknechtii are threatened medicinal plants belonging to the
Rosaceae family. Continued overutilization and habitat degradation of these invaluable species …

… The ethanolic extract had superior activity compared to the aqueous extract with LC50 … ether
extract from leaves of Prunus domestica and Rhamnus cathartica was more effective against …

… Leaves (22%) were the most utilized plant parts followed by shoots (16%), and seeds (13%).
Thymus daenensis, Thymus eriocalyx, Mentha longifolia, Mentha spicata, Mentha piperitha, …

This work is dedicated to the medicinal plants popularization based on the materials of the
local newspaper "Pechorskaya Pravda" published in the Pechorsky District, a subdivision of …

… smreczynskii belong to the families Oleaceae and Rosaceae. Other food … Quite often Prunus
domestica … persistence of the foliage of woody plants until autumn, while the foliage of many …

… Our results are consistent with previous ethnobotanical studies in which leaves or aerial
parts were the most used parts for the treatment of various diseases among the Iranian people (…

… common buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica) provide beautiful … Sutgrön was made from the
leaves of the moor birch [23] (pp. … of the plum tree (Prunus domestica) by country dwellers and …

… medicinal products were obtained, and biologically active substances were isolated that …
squeezed leaf juice in the ear, eye, and dental pain. In folk medicine, a leaf patch is applied …