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Taxonomical markers in two Endemic Plants of Sardinia: Verbascum Conocarpum and Scrophularia Trifoliata

Alessia Ramunno, Anna Maria Serrilli, Francesco Piccioni, Mauro Serafini, Mauro Ballero

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The monoterpenoid composition of Verbascum conocarpum and Scrophularia trifoliata, both endemic plants of Sardinia, was examined. The main chemotaxonomic markers of Scrophulariaceae, the iridoids aucubin, verbascoside and catalpol, were isolated.

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The monoterpenoid composition of Verbascum conocarpum and Scrophularia trifoliata, both endemic plants of Sardinia, was examined. The main chemotaxonomic markers of Scrophulariaceae, the iridoids aucubin, verbascoside and catalpol, were isolated.

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The monoterpenoid composition of Verbascum conocarpum and Scrophularia trifoliata, both endemic plants of Sardinia, was examined. The main chemotaxonomic markers of Scrophulariaceae, the iridoids aucubin, verbascoside and catalpol, were isolated.

Key concepts: Aucubin, Scrophulariaceae, Verbascoside, Catalpol, Botany, Biology, Traditional medicine, Orobanchaceae

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