syrian rue or harmal ( peganum harmala l.), belonged to the family of peganaceae, grows in semi-arid climates such as the middle east and north africa. traditionally, this plant, especially the seeds, has been recognized for its several medicinal uses. in this stydy, genetic diversity between 21 harmal accessions, collected from different regions of iran were evaluated by inter simple sequence ...

this research was carried out to investigate allelopathic effect of peganum harmala on seed germination of bromus tectorum. aboveground and underground tissues of peganum harmala in addition to its seeds were collected from bijar rangelands. collected materials of root, leaves, stem, seeds and a complex of mentioned parts were dried and powder. the research was performed at the greenhouse condi...

New information about ontogenesis and ontogenetic structure of cenotic populations the rarest endemic Kyzylkum mountains Eremurus anisopterus (Kar. & Kir.) Regel is presented. Plant communities with participation cenopopulations studied species are characterized. Duration in natural conditions lasts more than 20 years. The vegetation cycle E. under desert five months, from March to July. st...

objective: peganum harmala (p. harmala), “espand” in persian, has small seeds and has been used in traditional medicine as emmenagogue and an abortifacient. it has various pharmacological effects such as antifungal, antibacterial, hypothermic, anticancer, antinociceptive, and reversible monoamine oxidase inhibition. case details: this case was a 45 years old woman who ingested about 50 grams se...

many aldehydes are important components of natural flavours. they are used in food, cosmetic, and biomedical industries in large amounts. plant cells or microorganisms carry out their production by biotransformation, which is one of the biotechnological methods that allow them to be defined as 'natural'. cell cultures of silybum marianum and peganum harmala have been studied with a vi...

Hoplitis bees of the Palaearctic subgenus Stenosmia (Megachilidae) inhabit deserts and semideserts between southern Spain and eastern Asia. They nest in excavated burrows in the soil and collect pollen from plant taxa that typically grow in desert areas, such as Frankenia (Frankeniaceae), Peganum (Nitrariaceae), Tamarix (Tamaricaceae) or Zygophyllum (Zygophyllaceae). The taxonomic revision of t...