Phytochemical studies of some Iranien medicinal plants

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  • A Shafiee
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The Flora of Iran is very rich due to the diverse climatic and soil conditions in mdifferent ecological regions. Iran has around 10000 species of wild plant of which about 850 are considered being medicinally important. In the present work the phytochemistry of several Iranian medicinal plants and their possible usage will be discussed.

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volume Volume 3  issue Supplement 2

pages  2- 2

publication date 2010-11-20

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