Chamomile root fermentation produces stable, antioxidant-rich extracts with antibacterial properties, ideal for medicinal and cosmetic use without synthetic preservatives.
Researchers utilized sequencing technology to characterize the transcriptome of Litsea coreana var. sinensis, a plant known for its high flavonoid content. Key genes and transcription factors were identified, providing insight into flavonoid biosynthesis for potential health benefits. This research can aid in improving high-flavonoid materials.
Researchers found that J. Presl. bark essential oil, specifically ()-cinnamaldehyde, inhibits key enzymes involved in viral entry. This could be promising for developing antiviral treatments.
High-throughput sequencing identified endophytic fungi in Tartary buckwheat that improve flavonoid content and growth. Potential for using biological fertilizers to enhance crop quality and yield.
Gomisin, a natural compound from Magnoliaceae, has various health benefits including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-tumor, anti-aging, and hypoglycemic effects. It can be used in medicine, supplements, food, and cosmetics.
Researchers compared treatments for bacterial blight in carrot seeds. 0.0196% carvacrol solution effectively eliminates Xanthomonas while maintaining seed germination, potentially offering a cost-effective alternative to sodium hypochlorite treatment.
Mulberry leaf has potential as a natural remedy for obesity and hyperlipidemia, offering a safe and effective option for prevention and control of these major health issues.